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Why is there redundancy in boolean logic or in phyton in general?

It seems to me that there are some commands, that at least from my point of view seem redundant. For example using the not + == commands would be the same than using the != command. Maybe these things that seems redundant to me (I'm just starting to learn) can have different functions that I don't understand yet. It is frustrating to learn different functions that seem to be redundant. So please let me know if they are indeed redundant and some of them are just used with more frequency than others. Thanks!

19th Feb 2018, 11:26 AM
Fran García
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Study and Practice repeatedly it will open wide area of knowledge about Python. Actually brief functions keep coding in Python so simple and small in size 😀😁
19th Feb 2018, 12:31 PM
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