In a recent discussion, it was explained that True, False, and None are not treated as regular identifiers in Python but as their own distinct lexical tokens, a feature that sets them apart from other language elements.
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In a recent discussion, it was explained that True, False, and None are not treated as regular identifiers in Python but as their own distinct lexical tokens, a feature that sets them apart from other language elements.
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