( = ) and ( == ) in Python

Question

What is the difference between = and == in Python?

Answer 1

Divya Mohan , === is not a valid operator in python.

Answer 2

= is assignment operater, a=b assigns the value b to the variable a for example f=10 assigns the value 10 to the variable f .it binds the object 10 to variable f. But == is a binary operator which compares it's operands and return whether they are equal or not . For example 5==5 returns true 6==5 returns false

Answer 3

= is assignment operator.(assign value to var )
== is comparision operator for value (not date type) of variables.

Answer 4

= is for assigning variable.
== Is for comparing purpose.

Answer 5

I'm really sorry I have jst completed js.

Answer 6

cat = 99 or mouse = input(). it gives a value to a variable. if x * 2 == y: or cats == cats[::-1] what == does is compare 2 values in regards to the surrounding code