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Most of the time it does what you expect. Sometimes it has its own pitfalls unfortunately. a in b == True is one weird example...

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This is tricky, but it is at least a PEP 8 violation to compare a Boolean expression to True or False with ==, and a linter will complain. Programming in Python without a linter can be perilous in general.

I hate when people do that (in C++).

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