Python Plus Operator (+=) This operator combines addition and assignment in a single statement. Because Python supports mixed arithmetic, the two operands can be of different types. However, if the right-hand operand is wider, the left operand’s type is changed…
Python Operators In Python, and in any programming language, operators are predefined symbols (sometimes keywords) that perform the most common operations on one or more operands. Operator Types The Python language supports the following types of operators: Arithmetic Operators Comparison…
Python Identity Operators Python has two identity operators: is and is not. Both return opposite Boolean values. The “in” operator returns True when the operand objects share the same memory location. The object’s memory location can be retrieved using the…
Python Arithmetic Operators In Python, numbers are the most commonly used data type. Python uses the same notation for basic arithmetic operators: + for addition, – for subtraction, * for multiplication (most programming languages use * instead of x in…
Python Membership Operators Python’s membership operators help us determine whether an item exists in a given container type object—in other words, whether an item is a member of a given container type object. Python has two membership operators: in and…
Python Comparison Operators Comparison operators in Python are crucial in conditional statements (if, else, and elif) and loops (while and for loops). Like arithmetic operators, the comparison operator “-” (also known as the relational operator, with < representing less than…
Python Bitwise Operators Python’s bitwise operators are commonly used with integer objects. However, instead of processing the object as a whole, they process it as a string of bits. Within the string, different operations are performed on each bit. Python…
Python Assignment Operators In Python, the = (equal to) sign is defined as an assignment operator. It assigns the value of the Python expression on the right to the single variable on the left. In general programming (and specifically in…
Python Logical Operators Using Python’s logical operators, we can form compound Boolean expressions. Each operand of these logical operators is itself a Boolean expression. For example, age>16 and marks>80 percentage<50 or attendance<75 Along with the keyword False, Python interprets None,…