Difference between 2 if statements [duplicate]

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Hey I was wondering why this first piece of code is different than the second, the first piece of code takes in True and outputs 1 while the second one correctly outputs "nope". To me both if statements should produce the same output.

1.

def distance_from_zero(Number):
    if type(Number) == int or float:
        return abs(Number)
    else:
        return "Nope"

2.

def distance_from_zero(Number):
    if type(Number) == int or type(Number) == float:
        return abs(Number)
    else:
        return "Nope"