LOL,
(lauging because I didn’t know it as well)
Ok, I think I have pinpointed the problem.
It has to do with .NET functions, even when the function mission is to export a number, it exports a Boolean.
Did I help you or not is the question?
Nope, I´m still stuck in this last step with python 
Why the python component is exporting Booleans ? 
Dude, read my posts replace that python script with the component above and you will read your file directly
GIS - World File Parameters - Python 20180813.002_003.gh (2.9 KB)
Dude, this is a small part of a bigger scheme for GIS data, and that part of the code is a component of a bigger one and I need it to be in Python.
Even so, you need to read the file line by line, this is what you’re trying to do with the python script you presented.
With the component
You do exactly that. Feed that to the script if you need additional manipulations of that list.
If you need more you’ll have to add more information of your python script.
@Nader_Belal, download this file and try to understand what I did that I managed to avoid booleans.
GIS - World File Parameters - Python 20180813.002_003_REv2.gh (10.2 KB)
Side Note: I guess I’m far from being the right guy for front-end support 
Basically, you are asking too much accuracy that double can handle. So it is necessary to use Decimal.
However, Grasshopper cannot handle Decimal natively. So all the operations need to stay in .NET/Python and cannot escape to Grasshopper.
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