I couldn't understand the output of the below code

[ravich129]

user = 'Admin' logedin = 'False' if logedin: print('welcome') else: print('pl login')

the output is welcome

I defined logedin as a string how if condition verify the variable and given the output..?

[sandeep_ganga]

I think it takes boolean value, thus when it checked on logedin it had some value and it turned to true block.
if empty string it would be on else block.

either you may use logedin type as boolean or if condition with match string.

user = 'Admin' logedin = False logedin_test= 'False' logedin_test1= '' logedin_test2= ' ' print(bool(logedin)) print(bool(logedin_test)) print(bool(logedin_test1)) print(bool(logedin_test2)) if logedin:	print('welcome',bool(logedin)) else:	print('pl login',bool(logedin))

best Regards,
Sandeep

GANGA SANDEEP KUMAR