I tried a code regarding the IDs of dictionaries I created in Python, but the same code gives a different output when I run it on IDLE and when I run it on Google Colabs. Could anyone explain this?
What confuses me is the inconsistent output of this line:
print(f'ID1 == ID2: {id1 == id2}')
The code I used in IDLE was:
print('This is the output in a saved program:')
rec = {"Name": "Python", "Age": "20", "Addr": "NJ", "Country": "USA"}
id1 = id(rec)
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del rec
rec = {"Name": "Python", "Age": "20", "Addr": "NJ", "Country": "USA"}
id2 = id(rec)
print(f'ID2: {id2}')
print(f'ID1 == ID2: {id1 == id2}')
The output I get is:
This is the output in a saved program:
ID1: 2005032928640
ID2: 2005032928640
ID1 == ID2: True
In Google Colab:
rec = {"Name": "Python", "Age": "20", "Addr": "NJ", "Country": "USA"}
id1 = id(rec)
print(f'ID1: {id1}')
del rec
rec = {"Name": "Python", "Age": "20", "Addr": "NJ", "Country": "USA"}
id2 = id(rec)
print(f'ID2: {id2}')
print(f'ID1 == ID2: {id1 == id2}')
Output:
ID1: 132233348202304
ID2: 132233833050560
ID1 == ID2: False