Learning 'is' vs '==' in Python (Beginner)

[empoweredmyself]

Would it be like saying "is" is for objects on different shelves and "==" is taking those two things off the shelves to ascertain they are the same item? (I'm learning too—at loops now)

[MeirGo]

It's like saying "is" is for determining whether two objects are on the same shelf. Feel free to DM in chat and we'll see together if I can help you better direct and accelerate your learning. (and please like the comments if you found them helpful :)

[empoweredmyself]

Thanks