is_zero? the value looking swapped

non_bool(), which is of none_as_number, returns 0 in cpython Objects/object.c

static int
none_bool(PyObject *v)
{
    return 0;
}

return zero means false in this case. As our bool returns false as you know, we just need to return what bool returns exactly.

oh, sorry. I was confused with bool.
as you said, it returns false(0). But this code is not simply returning false. make this line to do return false same to the code you shared.

Hi. I fixed my code. Could you please review the new commit?

Looks good to me now 😊

It seems PyNone does not have BASETYPE flags in cpython. Is there any reason for adding it?

RustPython (by current change)

>>>>> Py_TPFLAGS_BASETYPE = 1 << 10
>>>>> type(None).__flags__ & Py_TPFLAGS_BASETYPE
1024
>>>>> 

CPython 3.10

>>> Py_TPFLAGS_BASETYPE = 1 << 10
>>> type(None).__flags__ & Py_TPFLAGS_BASETYPE
0

Is this flag required for PyNone or AsNumber? I don't think None is a BASETYPE.

None is singleton. I am pretty sure you can skip actual object value.

Good idea. BTW, what is the object's functions such as repr() and bool() used be for?

They are exposed as python method by #[pymethod] macro attached. You can call them below way.

>>>>> None.__bool__()
False
>>>>> None.__repr__()
'None'

And those functions @Snowapril referred are used by facade functions bool(None) and repr(None)

you can also group type traits

types::{AsNumber, Constructor}