Is there any python operator that equivalent to javascript triple equal?

The ordinary == operator in Python already works much like the === operator in JavaScript, in that it won't do string conversions. However, it does not compare types.

>>> 1 == '1'
False
>>> 1 == 1.0
True
>>> 1 == True
True

So we would say that Python doesn't have an exact equivalent to the JavaScript == or === operators. The way Python uses ==, without a === operator, is the norm. JavaScript (and PHP) are a bit unusual.

This last bit about bool might be a bit surprising, but bool is a subclass of int in Python.

Closest would maybe be the is operator. It returns True only if both variables point to the same object.