I did several Boolean Comparisons: >>> (True or False) is True True >>> (True or False) == True True It sounds like == and is are interchangeable for Boolean-values. Sometimes it's more clear to use is I want to know that: Are True and False pre-allocated in python? Is bool(var) always return the same True(or False) with the pre-allocated True(or False)? Is it safe to replace == with is to compare Boolean-values? It's not about Best-Practice. I just want to know the Truth. Continue reading...
