What Is The Difference Between The Is And == Operators In Python?

While looking at objects in Python, the character Operator is often utilized in settings where the uniformity Operator == ought to be. Truly, it is never really smart to utilize it while looking at information.

What is == Operator?

To look at objects in light of their qualities, Python's uniformity Operators (==) are utilized. It calls the left article's __eq__() class strategy, which indicates the rules for deciding correspondence. Nonetheless, these imperatives are normally composed with the goal that the fairness Operator == returns Valid if two articles, have a similar worth, and returns Bogus if both have different worth

What is the 'is' Operator?

Python personality Operators (is, isn't) are utilized to analyze objects in view of their character. Whenever the factors on one or the other side of an Operator point at precisely the same article, the "is" Operator's assessment is valid. Any other way, it would give us a bogus evaluation.

Character versus Equity Operators

# Equality operator
a=10
b=10

Case 1:
# Return True because both a and b have the same value
print(a==b)
True

Case 2:
# Return True because both a and b is pointing to the same object   
print(id(a))
2813000247664   

print(id(b))
2813000247664    

a is b
True

Case 3:
# Here variable a is assigned to new variable c, 
# which holds same object and same memory location
c=a       
id(c)
2813000247664

a is c     
True

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