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[evlezzz]

1. Answer will depend on which version of interpreter this code is run and whether or not it's an interactive mode.
2. Knowing exact answer is useless. It's good to know however that comparing immutable objects with "is" could lead to false positives due to optimisations if dine mindlessly.

[codelikapro]

' is ' operator will check weather the address is same or not where the == operaton check weather the values are equal or not, in python there is a different concept where the variables will be taged to the memory location rather than creating new memory location for same value

[afterschool]

I would guess False since I dont really remember. If I could remember primitive types like integer, float and bool is always duplicated in Python. 'is' basically an operator to check whether 2 data shares the same memory address, usually useful to assert whether u are mutating the same object.

[thatoneracist]

False
False
Cuz a and b, and x and y don't have same id. U can check variable id with
id(x)

[Novisor]

True
True.

Since they point to the same memory location (unless you're using an ollllddd computer with low ram, then x & y might point towards different memory location and result in false)

[HI_BYDDY]

False
False
In Python, the operator verifies only the memory address of the variable and does not evaluate the equality of its value.

[argentumag]

True
False

Operator "is" equals object's id in ROM
Nums from -5 to 256 has same places in memory forever. (Sorry for my bad english)

[NickGherr]

This is genius because you get people to comment which increases the engagement

[nightlion]

It'll be an error coz there's no "void main() {}"

[animemchik]

True
False
I am too good at python, but not the best

[prathambhatt]

Output will be
True
False

Explanation
a is b returns True

In Python, small integers from -5 to 256 are interned, meaning they are stored in a fixed memory location.

Both a and b point to the same memory location for 256, so a is b evaluates to True.

x is y returns False

Numbers outside the interned range (257 and beyond) are not guaranteed to be stored at the same memory location.

So, x and y are separate objects in memory, making x is y evaluate to False.