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Interactive Python Series - Truthiness

In Python, empty lists can be "false" and non-zero numbers are "true," a concept that simplifies control flow. Discover how "Truthy" and "Falsy" values work to write cleaner, more Pythonic checks.
Interactive Python Series - Truthiness

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