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Identity operators are used to compare the objects, not if they are equal, but if they are actually the same object, with the same memory location
Example
x="Python"
y="Python"
x1=["python"]
y1=["python"]
x2=5
y2=5
print("x is y", x is y)
print("x1 is not y1", x1 is not y1)
print("x2 is not y2", x2 is not y2)
z2=x2
print("z2 is x2",z2 is x2)
print("x2 is not y2",x2 is not y2)
print("x2!=y2",x2 != y2)
print("x1 is y1",x1 is y1)
print("x1 == y1",x1==y1)
Output
('x is y', True)
('x1 is not y1', True)
('x2 is not y2', False)
('z2 is x2', True)
('x2 is not y2', False)
('x2!=y2', False)
('x1 is y1', False)
('x1 == y1', True) 
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