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bool b = (num == 100) this doesn't work? - MelonMusk - Jun-11-2020 

bool b = num == 100
why this doesn't work?

RE: bool b = (num == 100) this doesn't work? - menator01 - Jun-12-2020 

num = 100
bool(num)
bool(num) == 100
num == 100
b = num == 100
b
Output:
True
False
True
True


RE: bool b = (num == 100) this doesn't work? - bowlofred - Jun-12-2020

What do you expect that line to do?

Python doesn't declare the type of the variable, so you wouldn't say 
int x = 10
So if you get rid of the bool at front you end up with

b = num == 100
which can be parsed as

b = (num == 100)