Python Quiz: 95% coders will fail here🤔

@PythonPr is : checks if vars share the same memory address => no

@PythonPr what if the question was this: a = [20] b = [20] if a is b: print("yes") what u think happens here buddies

@PythonPr is != == "is" performs identity check, while "==" tests for value equality. a and b are not the same object in memory

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@PythonPr The is operator tells whether a and b are found at the same location in memory. They do not, so 'no'.

@PythonPr Answer: no The real trap: overcomplicating it. › a=10 and b=20 are just different values › even a == b the result is False For beginners: sometimes the answer is simply: 10 isn't equal 20

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@PythonPr ans: prints "no" if a = 10 b = 10 id= 140577658323944 a= 10 id= 140577658323944 b= 10 a is b = True prints => Yes if b += 10 id= 140577658323944 a= 10 id= 140577658324264 b= 20 a is b = False prints => No

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