The `isinstance()` method matches the specified object with the specified data type. 
 - It returns `true` if the object belongs to the same data type 
- It returns `false` if the object belongs to a different data type



> You can specify multiple types in the form of a tuple.

# Code

## Single data type

print("'Educative' is a string: ", 
        isinstance("Educative", str))

## Multiple data types

In the example below, we have specified the `int`, `float`, and `list` as a data type. Since the object is a string, it returns `false`.


print("'Educative' is a string: ", 
        isinstance("Educative", (int, float, list)))

## User-defined types

We have created the class `website` and instantiated its object `educative` in `line[4]`. Later in this example, we verify its type:

class Website:
    domain = 'educative.io'

Educative = Website()
print("Educative is a website: ", 
        isinstance(Educative, Website))

What is the isinstance() method in Python?

Checks if an object matches a specified data type, including multiple or user-defined types.