@KunalKumar-o8z

I have also same reaction 😮😮😮
       😅😅😅😅😅😅

@zerotoonetutorialmultiverse

a = b
b = c
c = a
Print c

@theshahilsiddhant4165

(a, b) =>(b, a) in java using lambda function

@TheFalseGenius666

I have same reaction when I 1st time read python after study Java
In Java system.out.print(" print" );
Meanwhile in python print("print")

@ayushpratapsingh1947

C++
swap(a,b)

@Vickycooldu

Js
[a,b]=[b,a];

@rahul-thakur

C++ swap(a,b) - STL

@hackeronwheels

Jo chacha h wahi भतीजा h 😅

@snahendumajumder4432

int a=5 ,b=10; a= a+b; b= a-b; a=a-b; another way.

@afzalmia428

JavaScript me bhi by destructuring

@singhal.keshav

a= b+a - (b=a)

@MukeshMaurya-m4c

Hacker hai bhai hacker 🤣😂

@MukeshMaurya-m4c

❤❤

@shubhamraturi9759

Js: [a,b]=[b,a] and c#(a,b)=(a,b)  or also may be in c++ also

@whyamIa2784

Btw can be done 2 var also in cpp and c

@user-rc2uc1kv6w

A lot of explanation between the lines is lost in python by typing that single line code. It depends on what kind of thinking pattern you are comfortable with, 
For quick thinkers it is python and the merits of python is it has a large variety of applications

@dprogrammar

in programming , "=" it is assign operator 

and "==+ this is equals to , which is a comparison operator 

when you will understand this 

then you will understand that its not fraud 

jo maths backgroud se hote hai unko ye '=' equals to lagta hai

@rabindranathgayen5511

😁

@sniz-mangalore3562

(a, b) = (b, a)

C#

@ritiksinha..863

Swap(a, b). C++ baap