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## Summary
Fixed a small issue in the comparison operator examples. The original text described the `not in` operator but didn’t include a working example or had a typo.
## Changes Made
- Added missing example for `not in` comparison
- Corrected description from `(x in y)` to `(x not in y)`
## Why This Change Was Needed
This makes the tutorial more accurate and consistent. The previous version could confuse beginners since the explanation didn’t match the examples.
## Example Output
```python
print('B not in Asabeneh:', 'B' not in 'Asabeneh') # True
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Summary
Fixed a small issue in the comparison operator examples. The original text described the
not inoperator but didn’t include a working example or had a typo.Changes Made
not incomparison(x in y)to(x not in y)Why This Change Was Needed
This makes the tutorial more accurate and consistent. The previous version could confuse beginners since the explanation didn’t match the examples.
Example Output