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Fix Syntax Error in ID Comparison (Missing == in if statement) in Greenland Shark below the topic Integer Interning in Python #9

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@M-Saneh

Issue :
There's a syntax error in the code under the file/path: python/00_python_colab/02_data_types/.
Specifically, the comparison by ID is written as if(id(shark1_age) id(shark2_age)): which is missing ==.
It should be if (id(shark1_age) == id(shark2_age)): to work correctly.

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Open the Colab notebook here: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1LqRMqVAff7jR_Xha7arxwHkFdQL08xAu?usp=sharing
  2. Run the cell that contains the if(id(shark1_age) id(shark2_age)): line.
  3. Observe the SyntaxError: invalid syntax. Perhaps you forgot a comma?

Expected Behavior:

  • The code should compare the IDs of shark1_age and shark2_age without syntax errors.

Actual Behavior:

  • The code fails to run due to a missing == operator in the if statement.

Suggested Fix:
Replace it with :

 if id(shark1_age) == id(shark2_age):

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