In Python, '=' is for assigning a value, like `is_cut = True` when the power goes out. '==' is for checking equality in an `if` statement, like `if power_back == True: celebrate()`. I know this because I just spent an hour debugging my data scraper where I wrote `if status = 'success'` and it threw a syntax error while the evening rain ruined my porch wifi.
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