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  1. Stack Overflow
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    Is there an object unique identifier in Python - Stack Overflow

    2 Iúil 2019 · For your particular problem I would probably keep the set of ids or of wrapper objects. A wrapper object will contain one reference and compare by x==y <==> x.ref is y.ref. It's …

  3. Real Python
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    id () | Python’s Built-in Functions – Real Python

    The built-in id() function returns the identity of an object, which is a unique and constant integer that identifies the object during its lifetime. In CPython, this identity corresponds to the memory address where the object resides:

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    Python id Function - Complete Guide - ZetCode

    11 Aib 2025 · This comprehensive guide explores Python's id function, which returns the identity of an object. We'll cover object identity, memory addresses, and practical examples of object …

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    How to understand object identity in Python - LabEx

    Understanding object identity is crucial for Python developers seeking to write efficient and precise code. This tutorial delves into the fundamental mechanisms of how Python manages object references, exploring the …

  6. GeeksForGeeks
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    id () function in Python - GeeksforGeeks

    29 Samh 2023 · In Python, id () function is a built-in function that returns the unique identifier of an object. The identifier is an integer, which represents the memory address of the object.