Detailed Introduction to Python Operators - Sarthak Sidhant

operators.py

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#Operators in Python
#Operators are used to perform operations on variables and values.
#There are  4 types of Python Operators, they are: Arithmetic Operators, Comparison Operators, Assignment Operators, Logical Operators
#Arithmetic Operators
#Arithmetic operators are used with numeric values to perform common mathematical operations:
print("Arithmetic Operators")

print("Addition")
print(10+5) #this adds 10 and 5, output = 15;

print("Subtraction")
print(10-5) #this subtracts 10 and 5, output = 5;

print("Multiplication")
print(10*5) #this multiplies 10 and 5, output = 50;

print("Division")
print(10/5) #this divides 10 and 5, output = 2;

print("Modulus")
print(10%5) #this divides 10 and 5, output = 0;
#what this basically does is that it divides 10 by 5 and gives the remainder, if the remainder is 0, then the output is 0;

print("Exponentiation")
print(10**5) #this raises 10 to the power of 5, output = 100000;
#what this basically does is that it raises 10 to the power of 5, output = 100000;

print("Floor Division")
print(10//5) #this divides 10 and 5, output = 2;
#what this basically does is that it divides 10 by 5 and gives the quotient, output = 2;

#Comparison Operators
#Comparison operators are used to compare two values:
print("Comparison Operators")
print("Equal")
print(10==5) #this compares 10 and 5, output = False;
print("Not Equal")
print(10!=5) #this compares 10 and 5, output = True;
print("Greater Than")
print(10>5) #this compares 10 and 5, output = True;
print("Less Than")
print(10<5) #this compares 10 and 5, output = False;
print("Greater Than or Equal to")
print(10>=5) #this compares 10 and 5, output = True;
print("Less Than or Equal to")
print(10<=5) #this compares 10 and 5, output = False;

#Assignment Operators
#Assignment operators are used to assign values to variables:
print("Assignment Operators")
print("Equal")
x=10 #this assigns value of 10 (int) to x
print(x) #this prints the value of x, output = 10;
print("Addition")
x+=5 #this adds 5 to x, output = 15;
print(x) 
print("Subtraction")
x-=5 #this subtracts 5 from x, output = 10;
print(x) 
print("Multiplication")
x*=5 #this multiplies x by 5, output = 50;
print(x)
print("Division")
x/=5 #this divides x by 5, output = 10;
print(x)
print("Modulus")
x%=5 #this divides x by 5, output = 0;
print(x)
x=10 #this assigns value of 10 (int) to x, again
print("Exponentiation")
x**=5 #this raises x to the power of 5, output = 100000;
print(x)
print("Floor Division")
x//=5 #this divides x by 5, output = 20000;
print(x)

#Logical Operators
#Logical operators are used to combine conditional statements:
print("Logical Operators")
print("And")
print(10>5 and 10<5) #this compares 10 and 5, output = False;
print("Or")
print(10>5 or 10<5) #this compares 10 and 5, output = True;
print("Not")
print(not(10>5)) #this compares 10 and 5, output = False;

#Identity Operators (Bonus)
#Identity operators are used to compare the objects, not if they are equal, but if they are actually the same object,
#with the same memory location:
print("Identity Operators")
print("Is")
x=10 #this assigns value of 10 (int) to x
y=10 #this assigns value of 10 (int) to y
print(x is y) #this compares x and y, output = True;
print("Is Not")
x=10 #this assigns value of 10 (int) to x
y="10" #this assigns value of 10 (int) to y
print(x is not y) #this compares x and y, output = True;

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