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Python: What is the equivalent of PHP "=="

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Check if object is in list (not "by value", but by id)

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Does variables' order matter when doing == and === comparisons? [duplicate]

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Convenient way to define all comparison operators for class with one numeric data member?

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Priority in chained comparisons in Julia, does "var1 && var2 != 1" mean "(var1 and var2) != 1"?

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Nullable types comparison [duplicate]

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Should operator<=> synthesize array comparisons?

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How does Python compare 'int' to 'float' objects?

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Impossible comparison between ulong and long suddenly possible

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Rewritten comparison operators and expression templates

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why do I need comparison operators in boost python vector indexing suite?

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How does Ruby's sort method work with the combined comparison (spaceship) operator?

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Is there another "is" operator in C#? [duplicate]

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Comparison operators' priority in Python vs C/C++

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Where in the python docs does it allow the `in` operator to be chained?

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Why is operator!= synthesized from operator==, but not the other way around?

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Possible to chain comparison operators?

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Why should the output of this C code be "no"? [duplicate]

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What does "compares less than 0" mean?

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What is the difference between ! ( x < y ) and x >= y in C++?

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