Mastering Integer Equality

Introduction

In this lab, you need to create a function that accepts two integer arguments and checks if they are equal or not, returning True if they are equal and False otherwise.

Skills Graph

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Check Equality of Two Integers

Problem Statement

Write a program to create a function check_equality() that checks if two integer arguments num1 and num2 are equal or not.

Function Signature

def check_equality(num1: int, num2: int) -> bool:

Input

Two integers, num1 and num2.

Output

Returns True if num1 and num2 are equal.
Returns False if num1 and num2 are not equal.

Example

Input:

num1 = 1
num2 = 2

Output:

False

✨ Check Solution and Practice

Summary

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