A beginner-friendly Python exercise to learn comparison operators. It focuses on determining the count of identical integers among three inputs.
Write a Python function that takes three integers, `a`, `b`, and `c`, as parameters and returns the count of identical integers. ### Parameters - `a`: An integer as the first input. - `b`: An integer as the second input. - `c`: An integer as the third input. ### Return Value - The function should return an integer, either 0, 2, or 3, indicating the count of identical integers among the inputs. ### Examples ```python # Only 3s are identical equality_counter(3, 4, 3) # Expected Output: 2 # All numbers are identical equality_counter(1, 1, 1) # Expected Output: 3 # None of the numbers are identical equality_counter(3, 4, 1) # Expected Output: 0 ```