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Checking for Inequality in Python

There is also an operator != which tests for inequality.

Let there be a variable:

tst = 5

Let's check that it is not equal to 0:

if tst != 0: print('+++') # this will work because the variable is NOT equal to 0 else: print('---')

Now let's change the value of the variable:

tst = 0 if tst != 0: print('+++') else: print('---') # this will work because the variable is equal to 0

Given a variable:

tst = -4

Check that it is not equal to 4.

The following code is given:

tst = 123 if tst != 123: print('+++') else: print('---')

Tell me what will be output to the console.

The following code is given:

tst = ['a', 'b', 'c'] if tst[1] != 'c': print('+++') else: print('---')

Tell me what will be output to the console.

The following code is given:

tst1 = [3, 4, 5, 6] tst2 = list('3456') if tst1 != tst2: print('+++') else: print('---')

Tell me what will be output to the console.

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