These keywords are an integral part of the Python language and are used to define the structure, flow, and behavior of Python programs. It's important to note that keywords are case-sensitive, so using variations in capitalization will not change their meaning.

PROGRAM ON "FALSE":
python
# Checking if a number is positive

number = -10

if number > 0:
    is_positive = True
else:
    is_positive = False

print(is_positive)

OUTPUT:
False

EXPLANATION:

In this example, we have a variable named 'number' which is assigned a value of -10. We want to check whether the number is positive or not. We use an 'if' statement to compare the 'number' with 0. If the number is greater than 0, we set the 'is_positive' variable to 'True'; otherwise, we set it to 'False'. Finally, we print the value of 'is_positive', which will be 'False' in this case, since -10 is not a positive number.