Python truthy and falsy

TIL that values considered true/false without being explicitly True/False have a name, and from python - What is Truthy and Falsy? How is it different from True and False? - Stack Overflow here’s a handy list of them:

All values are considered “truthy” except for the following, which are “falsy”:

• None
• False
• 0
• 0.0
• 0j
• Decimal(0)
• Fraction(0, 1)
• [] - an empty list
• {} - an empty dict
• () - an empty tuple
• '' - an empty str
• b'' - an empty bytes
• set() - an empty set
• an empty range, like range(0)
• objects for which
  • obj.__bool__() returns False
  • obj.__len__() returns 0

A “truthy” value will satisfy the check performed by if or while statements. We use “truthy” and “falsy” to differentiate from the bool values True and False.

Truth Value Testing