#Python Pop Quiz 🐍❓
What is the output when you run this code in the REPL?
A) True
B) False
C) Syntax Error
D) None of the above
Solution
@driscollis I ran it and was surprised by the error. Why does this fail, but x == (not y) works, as does not x == y? Operator precedence? is `not` not simply a unary operator? Is there something that becomes possible in Python that wouldn't work the C/Java way?
Solution
@peterdrake @driscollis Wow, that strange, didn't know about that, I always think there were. Seem I was wrong
Solution
@driscollis Even more bizarrely, x is not y works. How are == and `is` not syntactically interchangeable?!