Python Quiz: What is The Output? 🐍🐍🐍

@PythonPr 😂 False — lists ≠ tuples in Python, even with same elements. But for mathematicians: from sympy import *; print(Eq(exp(I*pi) + 1, 0)) # Euler's identity, proven in one elegant line. Mind blown. 🔥

@PythonPr FALSE

@PythonPr False because list is not equal to a tuple, even if contents match.

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@PythonPr False

@PythonPr False. `a` is a list. tuple(a) produces a tuple from `a`. So, it has the same items, in the same order. But within a tuple as the container. As the containers don't match (list vs tuple), the comparison gives False.

@PythonPr output: False

@PythonPr False. While == evaluates values, it also considers data type as a factor equality.

@PythonPr False [1, 2, 3] is a list. tuple(a) is (1, 2, 3), which is a tuple. The values are the same, but the data types are different.

@PythonPr False

@PythonPr Output: False ... .@PythonPr

@PythonPr [1,2,3]==(1,2,3) is False.