Python: a matter of Class()

Question

If b is "sololearn", why result is False?

class Solo():
def __str__(self):
return "sololearn"
a = "sololearn"
b = Solo()
print (b)
print (a==b)

Answer 1

Like HonFu said a and b are two different things.

Add this 2 lines of code to see what he means:

print(type(a))
print(type(b))

Answer 2

b is not the string 'sololearn', b is an instance of the class Solo.

When you try to print it, the magic method str returns the string 'sololearn'.