Python 'is' vs '==': What's The Difference? | Python Tutorials For Absolute Beginners In Hindi #90

[@rajanagrahari6869]

Task:- a = [6, 4, "36"] b = [6, 4, "36"] print(b is a) Output will be False Because here both a and b is pointing different list, Here both has allocated different memory location or address

[@Allin-dd8gj]

Winner!

[@SurajSingh-mf3vz]

Aaj tak mein ye samjhta tha ki 'is' aur '==' dono ek hi kam karte hain. Thank you #harry bro for this video!

[@ravindraakate6677]

The output is:>False Because of their having a different memory location

[@dakshgarg775]

sir main aapka course 1st video se dhekta aaraha hoon par aapke is course ke daalne ke 1 saal baad and you are the best

[@ramchandrainamdar6742]

a == b is true ; a is b is false. Reason: a and b point to different locations(different memory boxes); though having same values.

[@rickk3300]

4:20 it will print False because a and b refer to different lists containing the same set of values.

[@bollyone3930]

sir false print kareaga khoi value same ha par valueholder same nahi ha ----- Example :- A ke pass Oppo f1s ha aur B ke pass bhi Oppo f1s ha to mobile(value) to same par mobile owner(valueholder) same nahi ha. Thank You.

[@raviyadav2552]

Thnx for the example

[@Erwinsmith94040]

Great example

[@akhileshyadav1280]

sir ka lecsamajta hai kya?

[@akhileshyadav1280]

as a new beginner i am askjng

[@Erwinsmith94040]

@@akhileshyadav1280 kaafi kuch samjhta hai kuch concept chod ke

[@sarv4265]

Task: output --> False, because a and b are different lists as if i want to add another element in list a i have to do a.append(item) but by doing this b will not be affected.

[@kanhataak1269]

a= [6,4,"34"] b = [6,4,"34"] print(b == a) #True print(b is a)# False

[@sailendrachettri8521]

why False?

[@bushranikhat2326]

False islye kyunki dono alg alg memory location k objects hai....agr memory location bhi same hota toh true ata.

[@sammyeditz3431]

The result of : a = [1, 34, ''35' ] b = [1, 34, '35'] b is a prints False. Kyunki ye dono alag alag objects hai aur alag memory me stored hai. But if we do: a = [1, 34, ''35' ] b = a b is a prints True Bcoz they have been made by refferncing to the object/variable 'a'

[@lone_wolf2020]

a = [6, 4 , "36" ] and b = [6, 4 , "36" ] now , print (a is b) , return false cause they are not in same memory location, and both are different object. they might have same values. But they are different.

[@siddheshpanajkar660]

# Task -> a = [6, 4, "34"] b = [6, 4, "34"] print(b is a) Output will be False Because, both a and b are pointing different list and are allocated in different memory location or address #codewithharry

[@RaviYadav-ru1nu]

Awesome Harry bhai; You are my inspiration; Aapki series follow karke mai kaafee improvement dekh pa ra hu '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''Vaise aapke task ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''ka answer : False Hai. meri best wishes aapke saath hai. Aap meri life k best teacher ho .

[@mohdasad4256]

check it a = [6,4,"34"] b = [6,4,"34"] print(b is a) # output - False , beacuse a and b are located at different memory location. print(b==a) # output - True

[@implementation8489]

4:22 --> b is a = False. Because memory id is different in these variables.

[@productive5]

Answer of task.. It will print false as a and b are equal but not referring to a same object..... Video 2 baar dekhne pe samjh aaya...

[@mohammedsabaajom248]

a = [6,4,"34"] b = [6,4,"34"] print (b is a) # output : False because we just keep the value same.

[@chhotastatus491]

a = [6,9,"365"] b = [6,9,"365"] print (b is a) Ans will be - False - coz both a and b is pointing to different list. And also having different locations.

[@tanishopdc2582]

print("The program will return 'False' as we have not done a=b instead we have just coped it but python will treat is as two different list /objects.)

[@moviepoint6076]

Task:- a = [6, 4, "36"] b = [6, 4, "36"] print(b is a) after run - False

[@atinverma6232]

i am also thinking about this question before listening you question and i appreciate your question

[@MrBraintastic]

False aayega

[@angadsingh6478]

damn question

[@indiankidscoder8190]

task - sir *false* output aayega kyonki b aur a same object ko point nahi kar rahe hai, bhale hi dono ki value same hai but object alag - alag hai so output *false* hi aayega

[@tanishajain2341]

It will return False as a and b holds different memory locations and so doesn't point to the same object

[@anubhavraj7309]

a = [6, 4, "34"] b = [6, 4, "34"] print( b is a ) >> output is false Reason : This is because both refer to different list with different memory location

[@mayurthorat512]

a == b true a is b false Nd awesome vdo series ja rahi hai harry bhai thnxx so much keep it up gbu 👍❤️

[@movietime6013]

Bhai task ka answer :- False as they are not pointing to the same object par agar print(a==b) will be "True" ayega

[@thoropyt9955]

print(b is a) return False because b and a are not come a same object

[@jackdarcy2264]

4:20 It will print False

[@sangamchaurasiya9797]

print(a is b) would be False because both list objects are pointing to the different references.

[@MuhammadAsadSeo]

Task:- a = [6, 4, "36"] b = [6, 4, "36"] print(b is a) Output will be False Because Values of a and b is same But identity are Not.

[@engineerbhai7642]

You are great and Bestcoder

[@rohanbeast3381]

it will print False as whether we have made their value same, but they are not pointing the same object.

[@sinchan18]

Task ans. False Because memory I'd is different for both variable.

[@pinkymehta4068]

a == b is true a is b is false (it will return False both are different objects but have same values and both values resides in different memory locations)

[@AkhileshKumar-nx9mr]

return False---->immutable object references have the same id and mutable objects like lists have different ids. and list is mutable objects so it return 'false'

[@muhammadnajamulislam2823]

it will return False both are different objects but have same values and both values resides in different memory locations

[@libinTom]

Thanks millions Harry.

[@gandharphansalkar5319]

The answer is of question is No, it will not print 'True' it will print 'False' as it is not the same copy of 'a'. 'b' is a new variable but with same list.

[@harshitachaurasia1246]

Returns false due to different memory allocation but same value

[@coderavi2498]

A=[6,4,"34"] B=[6,4,"34"] Print (b is a) O/p >: False

[@RahulSharma-bo5jc]

Task Output : False Because both are not referencing to the same list as two separate lists are created.

[@darshanbothra2673]

Thanks Harry Bhai

[@sanketsuryawanshi]

Thx sir👍👍

[@sarojbhati7006]

4:21 It will be false as a and b are different lists with same values in them

[@noumanali6911]

Answer=False Because a is a seperate list and b is a seperate list. With same values

[@NKDMUSIC]

# task a = [6,4,"34"] b = [6,4,"34"] print(a is b) ans = fales

[@abhaygupta7347]

Great Video..🎯

[@TrixTipsFix]

False Example(is): Do insaan agar same to same hain per apas main bhai nahi hain to "False" lekin agar wo bhai bhi hain(same parents) aur same to same bhi to "True" ho ga

[@sarthakkhare4600]

Sir it will print false because the only the values are same not the variables...

[@arpitagec9]

Bro, plz cover database connectivity in python with oracle SQL,SQL server etc. I really want you to explain since I could not get it

[@kunalrathore7402]

Yes sir plz do this I am aslo waiting for this for a long time Hope you will make video on this also sir @codewithharry

[@NimeshSharmanimeshns04]

Finally, the video I wanted.

[@qurbannoor9968]

a = [6, 4, "34"] b = [6, 4, "34"] print (b is a) Output False

[@ahmarshayan9619]

Answer is false because b is a completely new list even though it's value are same as that of a So if we print b is a Then it will show false

[@sikandarkumar7563]

Task answer Is lagaoge to false return krega == Lagaoge to true return krega

[@dakshgarg775]

Sir false hoga kyonki vo dono although same value hold karte hain par alag objects hain

[@vinodshet345]

True print karega kuki vo dono same hai aagr valu bhi dekhi aje or reference bhi dekha jaee..

[@sherpurgovtvictoriaacademy1338]

Really cool

[@bugsfounder]

# Task: a = [6, 4, "34"] b = [6, 4, "34"] print(b is a) # FALSE BECAUSE B IS NOT REFERS TO A OR A IS NOT REFERS TO B BOTH ARE TWO DIFFERENT OBJECTS print(b == a) # TRUE BECAUSE BOTH OBJECTS HAS SAME VALUE

[@princetanwar5694]

Task ans -> false because a and b is not referencing the same object

[@abhaygupta7347]

Output will be False as they are pointing to different object having different memory location..

[@sanketh768]

is this applicable only for list? # it looks like its not applicable for normal variables a=1 b=a d=1 print(a==b) print(a==d) a=2 print(b) # b value is not changing print(a is b) print(d is a) # not supposed to return true since d is a new variable and not pointing to a or b Can someone confirm?

[@tangocharlie366]

thanks bro for your hard effort.

[@poisegaming2448]

bhaiaya false print karega kyuki b ki jo list woh ditto copy hai a ka iska matlb yeh nhi hia ki b aur a ek hi list ko point kar rhe hai isliye false print hoga

[@rohansengupta667]

Task : False print hoga . value same hain but reference alag hain ,

[@uniqueghost2294]

ouput: Fasle Hoga since values tho same hai but we are using 'is' and reference i.e. memory location different hai

[@maowarisa3516]

They are two same value list at different memory location so that it will return False

[@sajjadmazhar8390]

Will print false. Now please explain this, >>> a=2 >>> b=2 >>> a is b This returns true, why?

[@AllinOne-vd9oy]

False, Because memory location of a and b is different. And is identifier check memory location of both variable.

[@siddharthraj4569]

The output will be false,since both have same values but pointing to different values.

[@kanuwebmedia8250]

Boss jai ho

[@kaustubh_ramteke_07]

awesome

[@soumyanamdeo2347]

items of list a and list b are same but it doesn't meant that both are same ...... the result will be false

[@abhinavchoudhary6849]

Sir task jo hai vo Uska answer false ayega Because vo same to hai but dono ke object alag alag hai

[@anishjain8096]

Thank you bhai

[@aasthahimthani7403]

output:False kyunki a and b different list ko point kar rahe hai

[@vishant898]

Task ans. False becoz a and b ko alag alag assign kiya gya h

[@kiranmadake5359]

Hi harry sir apke python ke sub videos maine dekhe hai and i have learnt a lot mai pehel visual studio 2017 pe windows application me kam karta tha but now i am a good web developer as well maine khud ki ek website bhi kar li hai jo ki mere local host pe iis server pe maine host kar li or uske bad maine web hosting bhi sikh liya jisse ki main khud ki website www.chillernotes.com aur www.stick2web.com host so ur videos are most motivating also have a very simple way of explaining muze ek simple language me aap await aur async kya hota hai aap samjha dete to bohot acha hota

[@hritikkaushik8518]

a =[6,4,34] b =[6,4,34] print(b is a) It will false

[@rahuldogra9045]

false ,as addresses of 2 variables in memory is different.Hence is keywords checks 2 variables by address only and == by value

[@khadimhusen]

Thank you

[@angadsingh6478]

4:31 ans is false as their values are same but they are two different objects

[@TECHFIELDER786]

Yes this is true

[@epicapitgaming7665]

the answer is if 'is' is used then it will return 'false ' else '==' is used then it will return true

[@vickynetwork6039]

#task - False, because a and b are two different objects.

[@animeshprasad5268]

If will print false because a and B although have same data but they have different memory location ? Plz reply am I right or not

[@Swarnimshow]

# task: a = [4, 45, "uwu"] b = [4, 45, "uwu"] print(b is a) answer is false because they both are different object

[@adarshkhatri993]

True...

[@college6531]

False 1)hoga kyun ki dono ki values same hone ke bawajood same variable me store nahi hoga 2) Agar ham dono me se ek variable ki value change karen to agle ki value change nahi hogi ..... Hence proved.......

[@m.sameeribnmuhamadizhar9927]

Hlo harry I wish you ever happy

[@talhaali4343]

task: it will return false because b and a equal, but are two different objects

[@RahulSingh-il6sz]

The ans is false because the location is different in memory of each list. It can be true for small integer(< 255) for unsigned integer as they are immutable in python.

[@maasahebbiustad8514]

it will give true if numbers lies between -5 and 256 (including lower and upper limits)

[@epicapitgaming7665]

iam watching this series from start to end

[@skpandeyg]

False hoga kyoki a b se nahi ban raha hae please give me heart

[@techzcool]

Is - it can be understand by like: there r twins but from different parents == -twins from same parents

[@youngindianchef8207]

True

[@deepakdhiman6341]

How to write the output of sum of two numbers into a file with the date and time when code run?

[@priyankagarg4526]

Output will be false because two different lists are located at two different locations

[@mandardeshpande2740]

b is a false hoga!!!, Kyuki dono me value same hai lekin dono alag objects hai

[@shreyanshmishra1685]

It will be false As memory location of a and b are different from each other

[@chetak-german-shepherd]

Request you to create a Django tutorial if possible