Python: Empty list boolean comparison

Question

Hey all so I was reading through the documentation for Python and it states that any empty string, list, dictionaries, I think they are called objects I think?(I don't really understand the concept of objects :\ if someone would be able to explain it to me I would be happy). Anyways my question is x = []; bool(x) # False so therefore: shouldn't bool(x==False) be true? But it returns false and that's the part that I am confused about.

Answer 1

x is an empty array. If you convert an empty array to a boolean, you get False; but that doesn't mean that x is the same thing as False.