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.. describe:: record == other

Compare a record for equality with another value.
The ``other`` value may be any ``Sequence`` or``Mapping`` or both.
If comparing with a``Sequence`` the values are compared in order.
If comparing with a``Mapping`` the values are compared based on their keys.
The ``other`` value may be any ``Sequence`` or ``Mapping`` or both.
If comparing with a ``Sequence`` the values are compared in order.
If comparing with a ``Mapping`` the values are compared based on their keys.
If comparing with a value that exhibits both traits, both comparisons must be true for the values to be considered equal.

.. describe:: record != other
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Cypher supports a set of core data types that all map to built-in types in Python.

These include the common``Boolean`` ``Integer`` ``Float`` and ``String`` types as well as ``List`` and ``Map`` that can hold heterogenous collections of any other type.
These include the common ``Boolean`` ``Integer`` ``Float`` and ``String`` types as well as ``List`` and ``Map`` that can hold heterogenous collections of any other type.

The core types with their general mappings are listed below:

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