75 word story

The Problem With Equals In Python

And have a good day

In Python, equals can be difficult for beginners.

Equals (==) means is equal to. It can be either True or False.

2+2 == 4 will return True.

2+2 == 5 will return False.

Equals (=) means the value of this object is equal to that. This is assigned to that.

four = 4

four = (96 – 4 )/6

Use equals to mean is equal to. (==)

Use gets to mean is assigned to (=)

import random

X = [1,2,3,4,5,6,9,8,9,] # X gets
Y = X # Y gets

sample_X = random.sample (X,1) #sample_X gets
sample_Y = random.sample (Y,1) #sample_Y gets

X = sample_X.pop() # X gets
Y = sample_Y.pop() # Y gets

print (X,"+",Y)
answer = int (input ("what is the answer? ")) # answer gets

if answer == (X+Y):# answer equals
    print ("yes,",(X+Y),"is correct.") 
else:
    print ("sorry,the answer is ",(X+Y))

Jim McAulay🍁 writes 75 word stories and adds some humour to every story he writes.

The boss told me to have a good day.

So I went home.