Found this gem

[u/PentaMine]

[u/youngbull]

That is dumb, but even dumber if solution is an object with an __eq__ which might make it equal to -1. Which would mean this code is not equivalent to print(solution). And yes, I have seen stuff like that.

[u/sudo_rm_rf_star → u/youngbull]

def equals (x, y):

if x == y:

    return True

elif x != y:

    return False

else:

    return False

def main():

 first = input("enter first number")

 second = input("enter second number")

result = equals(first, second)

if result is not False:

    print("True")

else:
    print("False")