There's a special value that's neither a string nor a number: True.
There are no quotes around it, and it's not a numeric value.
True is great for situations like checking if a feature is on or if data is available. We can see it here when we set powered_on to True.
powered_on = True
We can store True in a variable just like a string or a number. Displaying it also works the same, like when we display correct here.
correct = True
print(correct)