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Python Caches Integer object in some range

 
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Hello all,

In a book 'Core Python Programming' I read that Python caches simple integer objects between a range(-1, 100) which may change..
But this is not same for the float..

So there was an exammple like this: -


But when I ran this code in my Python interpreter, I got True value for both of them...

So, this mean my Python is caching both Integer and Float objects..
How is this happening??
Is this because of Version Difference?? I'm using Python 2.7..
 
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