Explaining the identity operators in Python

The following table lists the identity operators supported by all Python languages.

Example:

Try the following example to understand the identity operators provided by all Python programming languages:

#!/usr/bin/pythona = 20b = 20if (A is b):  print "line 1-a and B has same identity" else:  print "line 1-a and  b does not have same identity "if (ID (a) = = ID (b)):  print" line 2-a and B has same identity "else:  print" Line 2 -A and B do not have the same identity "B = 30if (A is b):  print" line 3-a and B has same identity "else:  print" Line 3-a and B does not have the same identity "if (A is not B): The print" line 4-a and B does not have  same identity "else:< C7/>print "line 4-a and B has same identity"

When executing the above program it produces the following result:

Line 1-a and B has same identityline 2-a and B has same identityline 3-a and b do not have same identityline 4-a and b do not have same identity

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