Programs make decisions by asking questions that are either true or false. Python has a special type for the answer: a bool (short for Boolean), which is either True or False, with capital letters.

You get a bool by comparing two values:

Comparison	Means	Example	Result
`==`	is equal to	`3 == 3`	`True`
`!=`	is not equal to	`3 != 4`	`True`
`<`	is less than	`5 < 2`	`False`
`>`	is greater than	`5 > 2`	`True`
`<=`	is less than or equal to	`4 <= 4`	`True`
`>=`	is greater than or equal to	`3 >= 7`	`False`

age = 15
print(age > 12)
print(age == 18)
print(age != 18)
print(type(True))