true 'hello='hellofalse 'dog!'cattrue true =true true true !false true = true =' false note that an integer or floating-point value will always be unequal to string value the expression =' evaluates to false because python considers the integer to be different from the string ' the operatorson the other handwork properly only with integer and floating-point values true false false eggcount eggcount < true myage myage > true the diffe re nce be the = nd ope ators you might have noticed that the =operator (equal tohas two equal signswhile the operator (assignmenthas just one equal sign it' easy to confuse these two operators with each other just remember these pointsthe =operator (equal toasks whether two values are the same as each other the operator (assignmentputs the value on the right into the variable on the left to help remember which is whichnotice that the =operator (equal toconsists of two charactersjust like the !operator (not equal toconsists of two characters