1 in (True,)

[Skaperen]

Output:
>>> 1 in (True,)
True

i finally got a round tuit and tested this. and it was so simple to test. what i need to do is make my own function perhaps named isin() to do the in operation using the is operator instead of the == operator that the real in operator apparently does for use when the exact matches are needed. i should check my old code for any cases where it is needed.

[Gribouillis]

operator.contains() already does isin() 's job.