What Is The Difference Between Nil And False In Ruby?

The main differences between nil and false in Ruby are:

• nil represents the absence of a value, while false is a boolean value representing falsehood[1][2][3].
• nil is an object of the NilClass, while false is an object of the FalseClass[1][2][3].
• When Ruby expects a boolean value, nil is treated as false, but nil is not strictly equal to false because they are different classes[1][2][3].
• All values in Ruby except false and nil are considered "truthy" and evaluate to true in a boolean context[4][5].
• You can check if a value is nil using the nil? method, which returns true for nil and false for all o...