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Lec 6

The document discusses different types of operators including unary, binary, ternary and concatenation. It provides examples of using operators like addition, repetition and comparison on strings. It also explains type errors and string comparison and the use of new line characters.

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Lec 6

The document discusses different types of operators including unary, binary, ternary and concatenation. It provides examples of using operators like addition, repetition and comparison on strings. It also explains type errors and string comparison and the use of new line characters.

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Operators

Unary opeartor : one operand

Binary operator : two operands

Ternary operator : three operands

Precedence Table for reference

Concatenation operator

In [6]: 1 # string + string


2
3 "Keshav" + "Mahavidyalaya"

Out[6]: 'KeshavMahavidyalaya'

Repetition Operator

In [7]: 1 "Keshav" * 4

Out[7]: 'KeshavKeshavKeshavKeshav'
In [8]: 1 # Type Error
2 "Keshav" + 2

--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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TypeError Traceback (most recent call las
t)
Cell In[8], line 1
----> 1 "Keshav" + 2

TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str

In [9]: 1 "Amit" > "amit"

Out[9]: False

In [11]: 1 "amit" > "Amit"

Out[11]: True

In [13]: 1 ord("A")

Out[13]: 65

In [14]: 1 ord("a")

Out[14]: 97

new line character /n

In [18]: 1 print("it's a new line\nit's a new line") # notice the use of single and doubl

it's a new line


it's a new line

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