Okay so in Python the PEP8 standard promotes checking for an empty string like the following:

string = ""
not string (which evaluates to True)

But what if I want to check whether a string has content?

string = "hi"
not not string

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@arkedos I suppose this is a joke, but if you actually want to convert a string to its raw boolean, you can use `bool(string)`.

In most cases, you don't need to do that because it's done implicitly, e.g.

if string:
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