``current`` is a boolean representing whether the light is currently on, ``if current:`` - if the light is currently on -> turn it off (a switch) (although, its a bit weird that both are ``if``'e, and not just an ``if: else:``, since the 2nd one will run if the 1st one runs)
Thank you, I couldn't tell if they were trying to say current = currently or current = current to turn the light on. They used a really confusing example in the course,