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This is a python quiz.

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I'm going to start python on my bid to host And I'm going to set a equal to 10 B equal to 10 what will

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be displayed when I press enter now answer is true.

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Why.

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Because a does equal B.

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If I say A equals a plus one and run that again.

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Notice I get false a doesn't equal B.

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This is a boolean test.

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Is this equal to that.

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Answer is no.

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If I set a equal to one two three is a equal to B.

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No it's not.

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If I said to C equal to one two three is equal to C yes it is.

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Sometimes you need to do tests in your code to say is this equal to this.

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If true do that.

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If false do that.

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So it's important to know how to work with billions in Python.