Comparing if lists are same in python when they have different braces

Asked Feb 06 '19 at 16:40

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so i have two lists of IP's both are same but when i run if condition on them them, it is showing they are not equal, as they have different braces i am not sure how to solve this as i am getting theses values from web requests from BOTO3

ip_list_ips = {'54.183.255.128/26', '15.177.16.0/21', '54.245.168.0/26'}
sg_rule_ips = ['54.183.255.128/26', '15.177.16.0/21', '54.245.168.0/26']

if ip_list_ips == sg_rule_ips:
   print("lists are same ")
else:
   print("not same")

here it always returns as not same, it is because of different braces, if just run this line by changing "{" to "[", it works and i don't know how to proceed because i get these variables by sending API requests and filtering the output

edited Feb 06 '19 at 16:49

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asked Feb 06 '19 at 16:40

chandra

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`{` indicates a set, which you could sort and convert to a list – Chris_Rands Feb 06 '19 at 16:41
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The question is, do you know what these "different braces" mean? I think there's no point in attempting to solve this in terms of "different braces". – ForceBru Feb 06 '19 at 16:43
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@ForceBru agree – yatu Feb 06 '19 at 16:44

Comparing if lists are same in python when they have different braces

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