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Can someone explain this??
class Solo(): def __str__(self): return 'sololearn' a='sololearn' b=Solo() print(a==b) #outputs False print(a) #outputs sololearn print(b) #outpots sololearn #then why a==b is False ,please explain
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a != b because they are of different classes. So no matter their content, a == b will be False:
https://code.sololearn.com/cNLuQ9PEOeiO/?ref=app
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Madhava == checks the reference of the objects
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Thanks lisa
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Thanks Atul
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Nak chepava Ra😂
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Both are different classes
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Thanks ra yesh😅
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Good boy 🙂
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You should call the function to get the value from it then only it will compare dude 🙌
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Thanks Manish😊