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Introduction to Python Programming

The document provides an introduction to Python programming, highlighting its ease of use, object-oriented nature, and popularity in various industries such as data science and machine learning. It discusses the history of Python, its versions, and key features like dynamic typing and cross-platform compatibility. Additionally, it covers the basics of variable creation, identifier rules, and reserved keywords in Python.

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Introduction to Python Programming

The document provides an introduction to Python programming, highlighting its ease of use, object-oriented nature, and popularity in various industries such as data science and machine learning. It discusses the history of Python, its versions, and key features like dynamic typing and cross-platform compatibility. Additionally, it covers the basics of variable creation, identifier rules, and reserved keywords in Python.

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1- PYTHON INTRODUCTION - (TASK - 1)

I hope everybody install Anconda software which i share to you guys right
Just wanted to know how many of know any programming language
If you dont know any programming language then you are the best person to learn PYTHON
python is very easy language
what is python? Ans - python is highly recommanded programming language & object oriented language
Father of python - Guido van Rosam
Python came from fun tv show called ''complete monty python's flying circus'' - broadcasted in BBC channel
Python borrowed all concept from c,c++,java,unix (so python is everything) thats why python very very powerfull tool
Python developed in NRI - (Netherland) & lot of people say that python is new language
Java released on 1995. python was released on 1989 officialy released on (feb 20th 1991)
It has a large and comprehensive standard library.

In [100]: b = '5'
type(b)

str

In [101]: a = 6
a

In [102]: a1 = 7
a1

In [103]: a

In [104]: a1

In [105]: b

'5'

In [106]: a

6
Now python is very popular based on software industry requirment because everybody wants to write very less
code/concile code
Current market trend is - Machine learing, Artificial intelligence, data science & Iot(Internet of things)
which companies are used python - google,nasa,uber,netfliz,reddit,facebook/meta, everywhere python used everywhere
python code can understand everybody & python is dynamic programming language
In python everything done by PVM (python virtual machine)
you can access python in any platform independent- windows, linux, mac one code can run in all the 4 platform & no
need to write separate programe for every platform. Once you write code you can run in platform
Python is dynamically programming language (not required to declared data types)
Python is freeware and open source. Moving from one platform to other platform without changeing any code
Python contains rich libray - numpy,pandas so python is the best application for datascience
which scenario python can't be used - ( python can not perform in mobile application like android )
Flavours of python - cpython(C programming),jpython(java programming),Iron python(c#.net),Ruby python(Ruby based
application programme),Anaconda python(Bigdata,datascience)
Python 1.0 introduce in jan 1994 -- Noorganization is working now
Python 2.0 introduce in oct 2000 -- Noorganization is working now
Python 3.0 introduce in Dec 2008, 2016, 2017,---- latest version - 3.6, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10

In [107]: a = '5'
type(a)

str

In [108]: import sys


[Link]

'3.7.6 (default, Jan 8 2020, 20:23:39) [MSC v.1916 64 bit (AMD64)]'

2- Getting started with Python Language


Python 3.x
Version Release Date --->
3.13 2022-25-08 3.10 2021-10-04 3.9 2020-10-05 3.8 2020-04-29 3.7 2018-06-27 3.6 2016-12-23 3.5 2015-09-13 3.4 2014-
03-17 3.3 2012-09-29 3.2 2011-02-20 3.1 2009-06-26 3.0 2008-12-03

Python 2.x
Version Release Date
2.7 2010-07-03 2.6 2008-10-02 2.5 2006-09-19 2.4 2004-11-30 2.3 2003-07-29 2.2 2001-12-21 2.1 2001-04-15 2.0 2000-10-
16

In [109]: a = 5
a
type(a)

int

In [110]: 6 = b

File "<ipython-input-110-eed0fedc6f5c>", line 1


6 = b
^
SyntaxError: can't assign to literal
Two major versions of Python are currently in active use:
Python 3.x is the current version and is under active development.
Python 2.x is the legacy version and will receive only security updates until 2020. No new features will be
[Link] that many projects still use Python 2, although migrating to Python 3 is getting easier.
If you want to learn python only then better you can use software called - [Link] (below is url)
[Link] ([Link]
For data science the best application for datascience models using python is called ANACONDA

In [111]: ## Verify if Python is installed


import sys
[Link]

'3.7.6 (default, Jan 8 2020, 20:23:39) [MSC v.1916 64 bit (AMD64)]'

3-Creating variables and assigning values


To create a variable in Python, all you need to do is specify the variable name, and then assign a value to it.

= Python uses = to assign values to variables There's no need to declare a variable in advance (or to assign a data type to it)
Assigning a value to a variable itself declares and initializes the variable with that value. There's no way to declare a variable
without assigning it an initial value.

In [112]: # Integer
a = 2
type(a)
#a

int

In [113]: # Integer
b = 9223372036
print(b)

9223372036

In [114]: # Floating point


pi = 3.14
print(pi)

3.14

In [115]: type(pi)

float

In [116]: # String
c = 'A'
print(c)

In [117]: type(c)

str
In [118]: # String
name = 'John Doe'
print(name)
type(name)

John Doe

str

In [119]: # Boolean
q = True
print(q)

True

In [120]: # Empty value or null data type


x = None
print(x)

None

In [121]: #Variable assignment works from left to right. So the following will give you an syntax e
rror.
5 = x

File "<ipython-input-121-849a83404c4b>", line 2


5 = x
^
SyntaxError: can't assign to literal

In [122]: x = 5
x

In [123]: # 7th page continue onwards

4-PYTHON ( IDENTIFIER / VARIBALE / OBJECT ) --


There is a person whose name - Multiple names are to identify [Link] finally the Name which can be used for
identification purpose.
Name in the python programme is called IDENTIFIER (x = 10) (X - identifier)

*'''

Nameing ceremoney we have some rules to naming a child . e.g - Gods name,Ancestor Name,have to do some R & D.
you cannot keep the child name as - Cat or dog right.. so parent have to follow some rule and keep their child naming
ceremony.

*Rules to define Python Identifier & we will check those rules ==

<1 Alphabet (uppercae & lowercase) <2> Digits (0-9) # should not stat with digit <3> underscore(_)
In [124]: ABC = 50
AB

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
NameError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-124-ad4b7fcac930> in <module>
1 ABC = 50
----> 2 AB

NameError: name 'AB' is not defined

In [125]: NIT = 15000


nit

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
NameError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-125-6e7f6d059173> in <module>
1 NIT = 15000
----> 2 nit

NameError: name 'nit' is not defined

In [126]: cash123 = 10
cash123

10

In [127]: 123cash = 10
123cash

File "<ipython-input-127-10566c0175f5>", line 1


123cash = 10
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [128]: #x = 10 # x is the variable & 10 is thealue


cash = 10 # Identifier ruls alphabet
#ca$h = 10 # $ - symbole is not allowed in python identifier but in java is allowed
#ca$h
cash

10

In [129]: ca$h = 20
ca$h

File "<ipython-input-129-46ab00ab9b66>", line 1


ca$h = 20
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [130]: ca*h = 20
ca*h

File "<ipython-input-130-1321ee5401b5>", line 1


ca*h = 20
^
SyntaxError: can't assign to operator
In [131]: CASH = 20
#Cash
CASH

20

In [132]: CASH1 = 30
#cash1
CASH1

30

In [133]: # <2> Identifiers should not starts with dight ====


#sum123 = 20 # Digit rules identifier
123total = 30
123total
#sum123

File "<ipython-input-133-db2dc179e917>", line 3


123total = 30
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [134]: # <3> Identifiers are case sensitive


#total = 10 # Python are case sensitive
Abcde = 20
#total
Abcde

20

In [135]: new = 30
NEW

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
NameError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-135-d5f52e6d3ddb> in <module>
1 new = 30
----> 2 NEW

NameError: name 'NEW' is not defined

In [136]: Total5 = 30
TOTAL

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
NameError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-136-2e42157cb82b> in <module>
1 Total5 = 30
----> 2 TOTAL

NameError: name 'TOTAL' is not defined

In [137]: def = 4.6


def

File "<ipython-input-137-74b2d234418d>", line 1


def = 4.6
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
In [138]: DEF = 4
DEF

In [139]: if = 780
if

File "<ipython-input-139-f54330b147fc>", line 1


if = 780
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [140]: if = 780
if

File "<ipython-input-140-f54330b147fc>", line 1


if = 780
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [141]: DEF = 5.6


DEF
#def is key work

5.6

In [142]: def = 7
def

File "<ipython-input-142-7e3ce81fb797>", line 1


def = 7
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [143]: # <4> Keywords can not be assigned as identifier


#if = 10 # if is keyword
#DEF = 20 # def is keyword
for = 50
#DEF
#if
for

File "<ipython-input-143-0581332fa669>", line 4


for = 50
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [144]: FOR = 58
FOR

58

In [145]: def = 30
def

File "<ipython-input-145-d7d2371477df>", line 1


def = 30
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
In [146]: if = 30
if

File "<ipython-input-146-23187ed1a6a1>", line 1


if = 30
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [147]: IFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFdfgsdfgsfgsdfgsdfgfdgsfg = 56
#IFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
IFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFdfgsdfgsfgsdfgsdfgfdgsfg

56

In [148]: # 5> NO length limit in python Identifier


wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwxxxxxxxx =
10
wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwxxxxxxxx

10

In [149]: _abc_def_gef = 20
_abc_def_gef

20

Q & A for valid / Invalid identifier - 1>123AMX 2>Amx123 3>ml2ai 4>_abc_def_gef 5>def 6>else 7>ELSE
----- RULES OF PYTHON IDENTIFIER ------ 1> A to Z, a to z, 0 - 9 2> Doesnot starts with digit 3> Case sensitive 4> Reserved
words or keywords cannot be a identifier 5> Identifier cannot have a lenght limit 6> _ only allowed 7> NO special
character is allowed

========================= WE LEARNT ABOUT PYTHON IDENTIFIER IN DETAILS


============================

PYTHON RESERVED WORDS -


if a kid going to school what he/she will learn A,B,C - - - -Z then she will learn A - APPLE, B -BALL, C - CAT.
(APPLE,BALL,CAT - Reserved word in english)
Apple is reserved for the fruit, Ball ==> play, Cat ==> Animal // (Dictionary uncountable reserved words is there).. This
type of words are called Reserved word
In any programming language there is a reserved word are there we gonna learn only python Reserved
python reserved are => (35 RESERVED WORDS) If you learn 35 reserved words then python is complete
all reserved words have some meaning & functionality
Learning python is nothing but learing all this functionality

**35 RESERVED WORDS---


True, False, None ==> Represent Boolean data types
and, or, not, is ==> Represent the operators
if, else, elif ==> Represent the statement (# python switch,do..while statament is not available)
while, for, break, continue, return, in, yield ==> Represent the loop concept
try, except, finally, raise, assert ==> Represent for functionallity
import,from,as,class,def,pass,global,nonlocal,lambda,del,with==>Represent the class,method,function

*NOTES -- 35 RESERVED WORDS ARE (ALPHABET) // *EXCEPT (True,False,None)


In [150]: #a = True # hash is used for comment
a = True
a

True

In [151]: a1 = true
a1

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
NameError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-151-ed32791c6c8c> in <module>
----> 1 a1 = true
2 a1

NameError: name 'true' is not defined

In [152]: True = a

File "<ipython-input-152-26ab90e49180>", line 1


True = a
^
SyntaxError: can't assign to keyword

In [153]: b = None
#b = none
b

In [154]: c = False
#c = false
c

False
In [155]: # How to remembr all keywords --- (Interview questions)
# KEYWORD is the module run from IMPORT class
import keyword
[Link]

['False',
'None',
'True',
'and',
'as',
'assert',
'async',
'await',
'break',
'class',
'continue',
'def',
'del',
'elif',
'else',
'except',
'finally',
'for',
'from',
'global',
'if',
'import',
'in',
'is',
'lambda',
'nonlocal',
'not',
'or',
'pass',
'raise',
'return',
'try',
'while',
'with',
'yield']
In [156]: # write a coding to create index of these keywords --- IMP ---

import pandas as pd # pandas is the module to create a dataframe


df = [Link]([Link])
df

# Always remember python Index begins with '0'

# ================= RESERVED WORDS COMPLETED ===============================

0 False

1 None

2 True

3 and

4 as

5 assert

6 async

7 await

8 break

9 class

10 continue

11 def

12 del

13 elif

14 else

15 except

16 finally

17 for

18 from

19 global

20 if

21 import

22 in

23 is

24 lambda

25 nonlocal

26 not

27 or

28 pass

29 raise

30 return

31 try

32 while

33 with

34 yield
PYTHON DATA TYPES // (14) - INBUILD DATA TYPES -
1>int 2>float 3>complex 4>bool 5>str 6>bytes 7>bytearray DATA STRUCTURE ---> 8>range 9>list 10>tuple 11>set
12>frozenset 13>dict 14>None

python provides some inbuild function like -- <1> print() <2> type() <3> id()
int,float,complex,boolen is not represent object # Tricky question
except these 4 everythig object # Tricky question

NOTE - [**In python all 14 data types are object only]Thats why we called as python is object oriented program

'hello world'

In [157]: # What is other inbuild datatype available except 14 datatypes-

a = 10
#print(a) # To find the variable
#print(a) # To find the value of variable
#type(a) # To find the data type
id(a) # To find an address of an object
#type(a)

140719275483824

In [158]: b = 10
id(b)

140719275483824

In [159]: c = 20
id(c)

140719275484144

In [160]: a = 10
b = 10
id(a)

140719275483824

In [161]: a = 10
a
id(a)

140719275483824

int datatypes -
INT Datatypes - The [Link] decimal point are called as INTEGRAL DATATYPES *int datatype how many ways
represent values in 3ways -

2> Binary form --- (Base-2) -- (0,1) 3> Octal form --- (Base-8) -- (0,7)
In [162]: a1 = 4809
#a
#print(a)
type(a1)

int

In [163]: #[Link] form(Base 2)


#a = 1111 # value is declared
b = 0b111 # Now pvm convert value to binary value
b
#a

In [164]: b_1 = 0b11


b_1

In [165]: b2 = 0b22
b2

File "<ipython-input-165-1f01a4962fec>", line 1


b2 = 0b22
^
SyntaxError: invalid token

In [166]: b1 = 111
b1

111

In [167]: c = 0b1111
c

15

In [168]: b3 = 0b222

File "<ipython-input-168-42cd4ff784e0>", line 1


b3 = 0b222
^
SyntaxError: invalid token

In [169]: b = 0b11 # Now pvm convert value to binary value


b

In [170]: #3. Octal form(Base 8)


#a = 111 # Value is declared
b1 = 0o111 # Now pvm covert value to octal value
b1
#a

73
In [171]: # final summary of INTEGRAL DATATYPES
a = 10
b = 0b10
c = 0o100
a
b
c

64

In [172]: c1 = 0o33
c1

27

In [173]: b

In [174]: c

64

In [175]: A = 78
type(A)

int

float datatypes -
employee sal - 5676.76diesel price - 67.25
These values are not integral value this is called as decimal value
Floating datatype you cannot declare Binary,Octal & Hexadecimal because python enterpretur not accept that
In our schools we learn about EXPONTIAL form -(1.2e3) this you can find in float datatypes & only letter 'e' can allowed

In [176]: b = 67.9
b
type(b)

float

In [177]: b1 = 0b1
b1

In [178]: c = 0o11.6
c

File "<ipython-input-178-b2060ef25c19>", line 1


c = 0o11.6
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
In [179]: # float datatypes -
#b2 = 0b1111.22
#b2
#print(type(b))
#type(b2)
#b
d = 0o4567.67 # This is octal
#e = 0b4567.89 # This is binary
d
#e
#b

File "<ipython-input-179-3b6d108cd0ab>", line 7


d = 0o4567.67 # This is octal
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [180]: f1 = 1E1
f1
#type(f1)

10.0

In [181]: #f = 1e4# only 'e' letter is allowed


g = 2.4E3 # except 'E' you can't execute any programme
g
#f
#type(g)

2400.0

In [182]: g = 2.4E3
g

2400.0

In [183]: g1 = 23e3
g1

23000.0

In [ ]: e = 5.e3
#type(e)
e

complex datatypes -
Complex datatype format are:-(a+bj) (a--Real part/b--Imaginary part/j^2=-1)
j is the compulsory value & there is no other value accepted in complex type
j^2 = -1
Value of j is (j square is equal to -1) (j =(square root of -1) is equal to (j^2 = -1) pure mathemetics so if you want to
develop mathmetic application or scientific application then python is the best option
Real type any type base can be accepted but imaginary part allow only integer
In [184]: x = 30+40j #assigned int value in real part & imaginary part
x
#type(x)

(30+40j)

In [185]: type(x)

complex

In [188]: y = 20.5+2.3j #assigned float value in real part & imaginary part
z = 30.8+20j #assigned float value in real part & real value in imaginary part
y + z
y*z
y/z

(0.5022837821805671-0.25148297544192666j)

In [191]: #c = 15+0b111j # Imaginary part cannot be binary,octal


d = 0o11+15j # Real part can be binary,octal
#c
d

(9+15j)

In [192]: d2 = 0b111+15j
d2

(7+15j)

In [193]: e1 = 4 + 15a
e1

File "<ipython-input-193-3c54a5edf427>", line 1


e1 = 4 + 15a
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [197]: a1 = 20+30j
b1 = 40+50j
a1+b1
a1-b1
a1*b1
a1/b1

(0.5609756097560976+0.04878048780487805j)

In [198]: a = 2+3J
type(a)

complex
In [201]: a1 = 10+20j # I want to know what the value of real part & imaginary part
[Link] # complex data type will use in mathmetic concept not that required for program
ming language
#[Link]
[Link]

20.0

bool datatypes -
True/False - (only allowed boolean values)
False value -- 0 (internally memory level conversion happened)
True value -- 1

In [ ]: a = 10
b = 20
c = a>b
c

In [ ]: True+True
True*True
True-True
True/True
False+False
False+True
True/False
In [ ]: True/True
In [ ]: True/False # error

str datatypes -
enclosed in '' (single quote) // "" (double quote)
singa line we assined as '' // ""
multiline we assigned as ("' "')
single & double quotes are allowed only for single line
triple quotes are allowed for multi comments & also you can declare triple quotes in single line as well

In [205]: naresh = '''good for datascience'''


naresh
#type(naresh)

'good for datascience'

In [ ]: naresh = '''good for datascience'''


#type(careerera)#' single quotes'
naresh
type(naresh)

In [208]: naresh2 = '''good


for datascience'''
#type(careerera)#' single quotes'
naresh2
#type(naresh)

'good \n for datascience'


In [209]: naresh = '''good for datascience'''
#type(careerera)#' single quotes'
naresh
#type(naresh)

'good for datascience'

In [210]: naresh1 = '''good for


datascience'''
#type(naresh1
naresh1

'good for \n datascience'

In [213]: import keyword


[Link]

['False',
'None',
'True',
'and',
'as',
'assert',
'async',
'await',
'break',
'class',
'continue',
'def',
'del',
'elif',
'else',
'except',
'finally',
'for',
'from',
'global',
'if',
'import',
'in',
'is',
'lambda',
'nonlocal',
'not',
'or',
'pass',
'raise',
'return',
'try',
'while',
'with',
'yield']

In [211]: a = '''hallo
how
are
you'''

a
#type(a) # SINLE & DOUBLE QUOTES ARE EQUAL

'hallo\nhow \nare \nyou'


In [ ]: b = '''hello
hi'''
b

In [ ]: # single quote & double both are equl


# ''' multiline comment'''

In [ ]: b = '''('hallo'
'how'
'are you')'''

# ''' ''' ==> triple quotes are used for multiline comments
b
# is for commenting

Type casting or Type conversion -


int() -- float() -- complex() -- bool() -- str()

In [218]: # int(): - you can convert from other type to int type except complex

int(10.123) # float to int


#int(10+20j) # cannot convert from complex to int
int(True) # Bool to int
int(False) # Boll to int
int('10') # string to int
int('ten') # amx is a character

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
ValueError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-218-5e96a1ce4bb7> in <module>
6 int(False) # Boll to int
7 int('10') # string to int
----> 8 int('ten') # amx is a character

ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'ten'

In [224]: # float(): -- convert from any type to float except complex

float(10) # int to float


#float(10+20j) # cannot convert complex to float
float(False) # boolean to float
float('11') # string to float

11.0
In [239]: # complex(): -- covert any other type to complex type
# --- this only for 1 argument ------

complex(10) # int to complex


complex(10.5) # float to complex
complex(True) # Bool to complex
complex(False) # Bool to complex
complex('10') # string to complex

# ----- Now we will check for 2 arguments ------


complex(10,20) # int to complex
complex(10,20.5) # float to complex
#complex(10, 0b11j)
complex('10') # string to complex, you cannot assign 2 argument

(10+0j)

In [235]: a1 = 10+20j
type(a1)
[Link]
[Link]

20.0

In [249]: # Bool() - (0 means false // 1 means non zero)

bool(0) # int to bool


bool(-10) # int to bool
bool(0.0) # float to bool
bool(0.01) # float to bool
bool(10+20j) # complext to bool
bool(0+1j) # complex to bool
bool(" ") # string to bool(if argument is empty string then false)
bool('abc')# string to bool(if argument is not empty string then true)
bool(' ') # space is also treated as character so non empty string

True

In [ ]: bool(-10)

In [ ]: bool(0+1j)

In [254]: # str(): --- any type is possible in string

str(10) # int to string


str(10.50) # float to string
str(True) # bool to string
str(10+20j) # complex to string

'(10+20j)'

In [255]: z1 = str(10)
z1

'10'
Fundamental Datatypes are which we covered so far & also we saw how to work on the type casting from one data type
to other -
We cannot convert our complex data types to int and float

int() float() complex() bool() str()

Fundamental datatypes vs Immutability --


All fundamental datatypes are immutable. what is immutable - once we crate the object we are not allow to perform any
changes in that object . we can say that (non-changeable behaviour)
why immutability concept is required -- if you look at below exampl - how many object we created only 1 object which is
10 but how many reference we assinged -- 3 reference indicates to 1 object
bigest advantage of this approch is memory utilization & performance is also improved (pvm do not want to wsat
memory)
you can create object with different name, but you cannot create object with same name

In [ ]: x2 = 10
y2 = 10
z2 = 20
print(id(x2))
print(id(y2))
print(id(z2))

Mutable -- Changeable-- once you create an object


Immutable -- Non-changeable
Fundamental data types are IMMUTABLE but (LIST is mutable)
Everything in python is an object

**This concept reusing same object such type of concept is define following ranges - 1> int ----> 0 to 256 2> bool ---> Always
3> str ----> Always 4> float & complex ----> Can not performe the reusable concept

In [256]: x = 10 #id - adddres of the memory location


y = 10
print(id(x))
print(id(y))

140719275483824
140719275483824

In [257]: id(y)

140719275483824

In [261]: # is operator
x = 20 # x,y = 20
y = 20
x is y
y is x

True
In [264]: x = True
y = True
z = False
x is y
y is z
z is x
z is y

False

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