not-python-rust/tests/bool.npp

# Bool type operator and function tests

a = true
b = false

# __not__
println("__not__")
println(!a)
println(!!a)
println(!!!a)
println(!!!!a)
println(!b)
println(!!b)
println(!!!b)
println(!!!!b)

# __and__
println("__and__")
println(a && b)
println(b && a)
println(a && a)
println(b && b)

# __or__
println("__or__")
println(a || b)
println(b || a)
println(a || a)
println(b || b)

# __eq__
println("__eq__")
println(a == a)
println(a == b)
println(b == b)
println(b == a)
println(a == true)
println(true == a)
println(a == false)
println(false == a)
println(b == true)
println(true == b)
println(b == false)
println(false == b)

# __ne__
println("__ne__")
println(a != a)
println(a != b)
println(b != b)
println(b != a)
println(a != true)
println(true != a)
println(a != false)
println(false != a)
println(b != true)
println(true != b)
println(b != false)
println(false != b)

# constructor
println("constructor")
println(Bool(""))
println(Bool(0))
println(Bool(0.0))
println(Bool(false))
# This is a fun one. Bool constructor does *not* parse bools, it just checks if they are empty.
println(Bool("false"))
println(Bool("true"))
println(Bool(1))
println(Bool(1.0))
println(Bool(true))
println(Bool(nil))