Python vs.
JavaScript
Array Comparison
The Python
‘==’ operator
compares the elements of the
arrays element-wise and
returns an array of booleans
indicating the equality of each
pair of elements.
Let’s see an
example
labels = ['Labrador', 'Golden
Retriever', 'Bulldog'];
unique_breeds = ['Labrador',
'Poodle', 'Bulldog'];
print(labels[0] == unique_breeds)
# Output: [True, False, False]
The JavaScript
‘==’ operator
does not perform element-
wise comparison when
comparing arrays. Instead, it
checks if the arrays are the
same object in memory.
Let’s see an
example
const labels = ['Labrador', 'Golden
Retriever', 'Bulldog'];
const unique_breeds =
['Labrador', 'Poodle', 'Bulldog'];
console.log(labels[0] ==
unique_breeds);
// Output: false
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