Sebastian Witowski • 10/1/2020

Checking for True or False

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This Python programming article compares three methods for checking boolean values: 'if variable == True:', 'if variable is True:', and the PEP8-recommended 'if variable:'. It includes performance benchmarks showing the recommended idiom is the fastest, discusses 'truthy' and 'falsy' values, and is part of a 'Writing Faster Python' series focused on code efficiency and best practices.

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