loved this solution I'll keep it my code comments

Probably the tests test that the return value matches the expected value using == operator, and then (0==False) is True and (1==True) is True (I haven't written any test cases in Codewars, nor did I check how they're implemented, so that's why I'm saying probably).

bool is a subclass of int (i.e. issubclass(bool, int) is True), here's how boolean values and 0/1 integer values (and an arbitrary other integer value 2 for comparison) compare using == and is operators:

The comparisons above can be verified by running them in Python shell for example.

For more details check out PEP 285 – Adding a bool type

goat

That's what the function is for

he decided to follow the path of the ninja

Your solution must cover all possibilities, and the following method is not programmatically correct. It's better to use a switch case and better define the values.

From the description:

Given a month as an integer from 1 to 12

The code complies with the task requirements, where 1-12 is the domain exclusively.

That's a logically flawed method. Haven't you wondered what would happen if someone entered a month greater than 12 ?
They'd definitely cry when they saw the result.

Wow! Another brillant one-liner!

I have a vague memory of doing his 30 years ago, but I would have to had to googled it.

• this is the first time in 30 years I semi-needed it

smart

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In Gauss we trust.

very good