good one

smart

but when you return 0 or other number python will return that's number not a boolean value ?

odd + odd = even

even + even = even

odd + even = odd

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0 = False

any number = true

The way I come to these solutions just to be absolutely humbled by basic math.

That's another nice approach

0 = False and any other number is True .. perfect

It is exactly the opposite, 0 is falsy, and all other numbers are truthy.

In Python a value of 0 is considered True, while all other numbers are evaluated as False.

This solution certainly gets the job done with minimal characters utilized, but it seems prone to cause needless confusion.

was like my code is clean untile i saw this

smart