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Is there a strict comparison operator like === in Python?
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Just a regular comparison using == doesn't work as needed:
>>> 0 == FalseTrueYou can use a special Python notation that allows accessing elements from the end of a list using negative indices. In this case, the slice [:-1] takes all elements from the list except the last one (minus first in Python's paradigm).
a = 'First - second - third'print('-'.join(a.split('-')[:-1]))Output:
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