In Python, operators are symbols that represent operations, such as arithmetic, comparison, and assignment. Here are some examples of common Python operators and their uses:
Arithmetic operators:
addition
x = 5 + 3 # x is 8
subtraction
y = 5 - 3 # y is 2
multiplication
z = 5 * 3 # z is 15
division
a = 10 / 5 # a is 2
modulus (remainder)
b = 10 % 3 # b is 1
exponentiation
c = 2 ** 3 # c is 8
Comparison operators:
equal to
x = (5 == 3) # x is False
not equal to
y = (5 != 3) # y is True
greater than
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less than
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greater than or equal to
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less than or equal to
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Assignment operators:
assignment
x = 5 # x is 5
addition assignment
x += 3 # x is 8
subtraction assignment
x -= 3 # x is 5
multiplication assignment
x *= 3 # x is 15
division assignment
x /= 5 # x is 3
modulus assignment
x %= 3 # x is 0
exponentiation assignment
x **= 3 # x is 0
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