Compare int and float in Python - 3 and 3.0 are same

In Python, 3 is int and 3.0 is float. Both types are different but both has the same value, that is 3 == 3.0 is true.

if 3 == 3.0:
    print('3 is 3.0.')
else:
    print('3 is not 3.0.')

# 3 is 3.0.

And 3 < 3.0 is false.

if 3 < 3.0:
    print('3 < 3.0')
else:
    print('3 >= 3.0')

# 3 >= 3.0

The Python comparison operator == checks values and returns true even if those types are different.

a = 1 == 1.0
b = 1 == 1.00

print(a)  # True
print(b)  # True