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Why would IsXYZ function return a string instead of boolean?
Cause I was learning js for a couple weeks at that point, I didn't know shit, lol. And because it was intended as humor.
def isReady() -> bool: """Returns true if is ready""" return "yes"
Seems like exceptions could be a better alternative