Don't use "is" with a literal to test for equality

Solve a SyntaxWarning under Python 3.8 and later for use of the "is"
identity operator when comparing literals, by replacing with the
"==" equality operator.
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Jeremy Stanley
2020-06-02 14:10:49 +00:00
parent 28a5c0e1e6
commit 62b0ce6d9d

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@@ -1105,7 +1105,7 @@ def guess(
print(
" (proximity %s, %.3gkm, %.3gmi)" % ( score, km, mi )
)
elif searchtype is "coordinates":
elif searchtype == "coordinates":
print( " (%.3gkm, %.3gmi)" % (km, mi) )
if zone[0]:
print(
@@ -1121,7 +1121,7 @@ def guess(
print(
" (proximity %s, %.3gkm, %.3gmi)" % ( score, km, mi )
)
elif searchtype is "coordinates" and zone[0]:
elif searchtype == "coordinates" and zone[0]:
print( " (%.3gkm, %.3gmi)" % (km, mi) )
if cache_search:
now = time.time()