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I agree about id() but `is` is absolutely used (and needed) in normal code. But generally not on strings or integers, which are the types that have weird result

I agree about id() but `is` is absolutely used (and needed) in normal code. But generally not on strings or integers, which are the types that have weird results with it. Simple example: any sort of graph algorithm that needs to know if two nodes are the same node.

cuteboy19 4y ago
You should really use a nodeid in that case and compare nodeids. So that you can serialize your graph