$1.(12$ points: $1$ point each$)$ The following are true$/$false questions. Write either T

or F in the boxes at the bottom of page $1.$ If there$$s any counterexample, it$$s

false.

$($a$)$ bool$("$True$")$ evaluates to True.

$($b$)$ bool$("$False$")$ evaluates to False.

$($c$)$True$$ and True are different types of objects.

$($d$)$ The only possible Boolean values are True, False, and None.

$($e$)$ None and $$None$$ are equivalent.

$($f$)$ The order of the conditions in an if$-$elif$-$else block does not matter.

$($g$)$ The elif statement can be used multiple times within an if$-$elif$-$else block.

$($h$)$ The $$not$$ operator is used to reverse the logical state of its operand.

$($i$)$ Nested if statements are if statements that are placed inside each other, allowing for multiple levels of conditional execution.

$($j$)$ The elif statement requires also using an if statement and an else statement.

$($k$)$ The else statement can be used without an if statement.

$($l$)$ The $=$ operator is used to compare two values for equality, while the $==$

operator is used to assign a value to a variable.