Why to use( not 1==7) for result FALSE instead of (1!=7) For Result FALSE

Question

There are a lot of confusion in python learning.

Answer 1

You would use 1 != 7 in Python!
It's only that not 1==7 leads to the same result.
In words, the first means:
'It's not true that 1 equals 7.'
And the second means:
'1 is unequal to 7.'
Both is true, right? Because both is saying the same.
Just as with natural languages, you can sometimes say the same thing with different worda.