Identity operator in python

• Identity operator, before going to identity operator let's have a small idea about its background.
• We have multiple operators from them special operator is the one, in that special operator we are having two types of operators :
• 1.Identity operator.
• 2.Membership operator.
• Now let's talk about the identity operator,
• "Identity operator" is used to compare whether the value in the first argument may be or may not be the same in the second argument.
• In identity operator we have two  types, they are:

1. is
2.  is not

• "is" operator is used to saying that the value is present in the corresponding argument.
• If the value is present in the corresponding argument then it returns True, else False.
• is operator always checks the address comparison
• "is not " operator is used to saying that the value is not present in the corresponding argument.
• If the value not presents then it returns the True otherwise False.

Example: write a python program using is identity operator.

1. a="apple"
2. b="apple"
3. print(a is b)
4. True

#2.write a python program using isnot operator.

1. a="Apple"
2. b="apple"
3. print(a isnot b)
4. True