True or False? ⚖️

Python can answer questions. Not big life questions — but questions like "is this bigger than that?" It always answers with True or False.

print(10 > 3)      # ➜ True   (> means "greater than")
print(2 > 100)     # ➜ False
print(5 == 5)      # ➜ True   (== means "is equal to")
print(5 != 5)      # ➜ False  (!= means "is NOT equal to")

⚠️ Watch out for the sneakiest thing in all of Python:

• one equals sign = means store this (cookies = 12)
• two equals signs == means is this the same? (cookies == 12)

True and False are a brand new kind of value called a boolean. They're not text, so they never get quotes.

Your mission

1. Make a variable cookies and store a number in it
2. Print at least 3 comparisons about cookies (use >, <, ==, !=)
3. Make at least one of them come out True and one come out False