Homonym: False (Untrue)
"False" refers to a statement or belief that is not true or accurate. It is the opposite of "true" and is often used in logic, mathematics, and everyday conversation to indicate incorrectness. For example, if someone claims that the sky is green, that statement is considered false because it does not reflect reality.
In programming and computer science, "false" is a boolean value that represents a negative or off state. It is commonly used in conditional statements to control the flow of a program. For instance, in the context of if-else statements, a condition that evaluates to false will lead to the execution of the alternative code block.