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Both repr() and str() will return "True" or "False", so:

>>> "1 < 2 is %s" % (1 < 2)
1 < 2 is False

should be all you need.
Unless you want a non-bool to throw an error, but I don't see why you would.

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"Paul Rubin" <phr-n2002a at nightsong.com> wrote in message
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> I think there will need to be a format code for truth values:
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>   ("%b" % True) => "True"
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> etc.

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