Identity operators in python

In this tutorial, you will learn about identity operators in python and identity operators examples. They are used to check that whether they are located on part of memory. Now you can combine the identity operators with the built-in type () function to ensure that you are working with the specific variable type only. The identify operators are used to enable us to compare memory locations of two python. ‘Is ’and ‘is not’ are identifiers in python. The identity operators are used to determine value is of certain class or type. They are used to determine the type of data variable contain.
Every object has a unique id when created.
The id is represented as integer values that represent address of object in memory.
We can use these operators to determine whether the value is of specific type or class.
The python has two types of identity operators:-

1. Is: - true if operands are identical (True).
2. Is not:-true if operands are not identical (Not true).

  Identity operators example :
a)Is:-
 x=10
y=10
Result =x is y
Print (“result:” result)
The o/p is “TRUE” because both the values of x&y are identical.
b) Is not:-
x=10
y=hello
Result=x is not y
Print (“result:”result)
The o/p is “TRUE” because both the values of x&y are not identical.