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Python The Solution: For Loops

Posted by Caroline Todeschini
Caroline Todeschini
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I didn't get how the "True" was passed. How would you write the code if we needed the "False" statement?

I didn't get how the "True" was passed. How would you write the code if we needed the "False" statement?

1 Answer

Mel Rumsey
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Mel Rumsey
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Hey there Caroline Todeschini !

Great question. So Kenneth wrote it out like this: if person[2]: The True/False is on the 2nd index of person. When you write an if statement, it runs if the value is equal to True. If we were wanting the false values we could write it like this: if person[2] == False:

Hope this helps!