Weird behaviour using if statement in python 3.10.8

[mikepy]

But the forum rules advise people to not post images, so please don't.

Ok I will keep this in mind.

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As an observation, from the first post, maybe @mikepy ran this?

if (1 == 2) is False:
    print("This print function will execute")

... but it's only my best guess.

I have also tried your code that it right. I had done this only for test purposes to see why this behavior occurs.