The identity operators in python help determine whether some value belongs to a specific type or a class. They determine the type of data held by some variable. The identity operators, ‘is’ and ‘is not,’ are used for comparing the memory location of a given object. As soon as an object is created in the memory, it gets a unique memory address allocated to it.
However, ‘==’ and ‘is’ are not the same ones. Also, ‘!=’ and ‘is not’ are also not the same. There have the following differences:
To find whether the two given objects have the same identity, you can use the ‘is’ and ‘is not’ operators in the if-else statements and then likewise print the results for both.
Identity operators compare the memory locations of two variables storing specific data.
                is |
  Returns True if both variables contain the same value or object. |
                is not |
  Returns True if both variables do not contain the same value or object. |
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