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No, they have two very different meanings. Unfortunately, they are one of the most misused sets of words in the English language!

It's is a contraction for it is. If 'it is' is not what you wanted, take out the apostrophe.

Its is the possessive of it. This is counter-intuitive to the normal practice of English to put an 's at the end of a word to indicate possession.

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