False is a boolean value representing 'false' or 'falsy'

what the difference is between false and nil in Ruby?

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False is a boolean value representing 'false' or 'falsy'. It means that the expression evaluates to false when used in a conditional statement. On the other hand, Nil is an object that represents the absence of any object value. It is used to represent an undefined or empty value.

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