true and false are just customized and one last note here before we move onchaining asidenumeric comparisons are based on magnitudeswhich are generally simple--though floating-point numbers may not always work as you' expectand may require conversions or other massaging to be compared meaningfully = false int( =int( true shouldn' this be trueclose to but not exactlylimited precision ok if convertsee also roundfloortrunc ahead decimals and fractions (aheadmay help here too this stems from the fact that floating-point numbers cannot represent some values exactly due to their limited number of bits-- fundamental issue in numeric programming not unique to pythonwhich we'll learn more about later when we meet decimals and fractionstools that can address such limitations firstthoughlet' continue our tour of python' core numeric operationswith deeper look at division divisionclassicfloorand true you've seen how division works in the previous sectionsso you should know that it behaves slightly differently in python and in factthere are actually three flavors of divisionand two different division operatorsone of which changes in this story gets bit detailedbut it' another major change in and can break codeso let' get the division operator facts straightx classic and true division in python xthis operator performs classic divisiontruncating results for integersand keeping remainders ( fractional partsfor floating-point numbers in python xit performs true divisionalways keeping remainders in floating-point resultsregardless of types / floor division added in python and available in both python and xthis operator always truncates fractional remainders down to their floorregardless of types its result type depends on the types of its operands true division was added to address the fact that the results of the original classic division model are dependent on operand typesand so can be difficult to anticipate in dynamically typed language like python classic division was removed in because of this constraint--the and /operators implement true and floor division in python defaults to classic and floor divisionbut you can enable true division as an option in sum numeric types