Differentiate False and 0

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To tell the difference between False and 0 you may use is to compare them. False is a singleton value and always refers to the same object. To compare all the items in a list to make sure they are not False, try:

all(x is not False for x in a_list)

BTW, Python doesn’t cast anything here: Booleans are a subclass of integers, and False is literally equal to 0, no conversion required.

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