Nothing is Nothing?

Published by Joshua Señoron in
data_structureslanguage_fundamentalsvalidation

Given any number of parameters (which is signified using *args syntax), return True if none of the variables are falsy/empty.

Examples

nothing_is_nothing(0, False, [], {}) ➞ False

nothing_is_nothing(33, "Hello", (True, True, 3)) ➞ True

nothing_is_nothing(True, None) ➞ False

Notes

  • *args allows a function to take any number of parameters.
  • Falsy refers to values which evaluate to False in a boolean context. This includes (but is not limited to) variables such as 0, False, None, empty sets, lists and tuples.
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