This patch is
Reviewed-by: Ian Romanick
On 03/31/2016 05:04 PM, Dylan Baker wrote:
> Python has two equality comparitors, 'is' and '=='. The difference is
> that 'is' determines whether instance A *is* instance B, while '=='
> determines if instance A *has the same value as* instance B.
>
> Com
Python has two equality comparitors, 'is' and '=='. The difference is
that 'is' determines whether instance A *is* instance B, while '=='
determines if instance A *has the same value as* instance B.
Comparisons with singletons (the notable ones being None, True, and
False) should always by done wi
