The document explains Python operators, which perform operations on variables and values, including arithmetic, assignment, comparison, and logical operators. It provides examples of each type of operator, illustrating their functions in programming. Mastering these operators is essential for writing clear and effective code.
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Python Operators
The document explains Python operators, which perform operations on variables and values, including arithmetic, assignment, comparison, and logical operators. It provides examples of each type of operator, illustrating their functions in programming. Mastering these operators is essential for writing clear and effective code.
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Python Operators
What Are Operators?
• Operators perform operations on variables and values. • Example: a + b, where '+' is the operator and a, b are operands. Types of Operators Covered • Arithmetic Operators • Assignment Operators • Comparison Operators • Logical Operators Arithmetic Operators • +: Addition (x + y) • -: Subtraction (x - y) • *: Multiplication (x * y) • /: Division (x / y) • %: Modulus (x % y) Assignment Operators • =: x=5 • += : x += 2 → x = x + 2 • -= : x -= 3 → x = x - 3 • *= : x *= 4 → x = x * 4 • /= : x /= 2 → x = x / 2 Comparison Operators • == : Equal to (x == y) • != : Not equal to (x != y) • >: Greater than (x > y) • <: Less than (x < y) • >= : Greater than or equal (x >= y) • <= : Less than or equal (x <= y) Logical Operators • and : True if both are true (x > 3 and x < 10) • or : True if one is true (x > 3 or x < 4) Summary • Python provides various operators for efficient programming. • Mastering operators helps in writing clear and effective code. Q&A • Any Questions?