Python Identity Operators

The is operator

The is operator returns True if both variables are the same object.

Program

a = ["Delhi", "Patna"]
b = ["Delhi", "Patna"]
c = a

print(a is c)

# returns True because c is the same object as a

print(a is b)

# returns False because a is not the same object as b, even if they have the same content

See Output

The is not operator

The is not returns True if both variables are not the same object.

Program

a = ["Delhi", "Patna"]
b = ["Delhi", "Patna"]
c = a

print(a is not c)

# returns False because c is the same object as a

print(a is not b)

# returns True because a is not the same object as b, even if they have the same content

See Output

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