[D-Man]
> I think that some people were confused with this statement. He meant
> that 'true' and 'false' would be constants like in C++ and Java. It
> would be illegal to try
>
> true = false
> ...
A non-empty string literal is true, and unalterably so, so everyone can be
happy writing:
while "forever, because stupid Guido won't define 'true'":
wink