Python Operators

 Python Operators

Generally, operators are used to performing a certain operation in our programming application,

Python supports many operators, in this article we see detailed notes about python operators. Let's get started!

Python divided operators into the following types:

• Arithmetic operators
• Assignment operators
• Comparison operators
• Logical operators
• Identity operator
• Membership operators
• Bitwise operators

python arithmetic operators

Arithmetic operators are used with numeric values to perform common mathematical operations:

Operator	Name	Example
Operator+	NameAddition	Examplex+y
Operator-	NameSubtraction	Examplex-y
Operator*	Namemultiplication	Examplex*y
Operator/	NameDivision	Examplex/y
Operator%	NameModulus	Examplex%y
Operator**	NameExponentiation	Examplex**y
Operator//	NameFloor Division	Examplex//y

Python Assignment Operators

Assignment operators are used to assign values to variables:

Operator	Example	Same As
Operator=	Examplex=3	Same Asx=3
Operator+=	Examplex+=2	Same Asx=x+2
Operator-=	Examplex-=2	Same Asx=x-2
Operator*=	Examplex*=2	Same Asx=x*2
Operator/=	Examplex=/2	Same Asx=x/2
Operator**	Examplex**=2	Same Asx=x**2

Python Comparison Operators:

These operators are used to compare two values:

Operator	Name	Example
Operator=	NameEqual	Examplex==y
Operator!=	NameNot Equal	Examplex!=y
Operator>	NameGreater Than	Examplex>y
Operator<	NameLess Than	ExampleX
Operator>=	NameGreator than or equal to	Examplex>=y
Operator<=	NameLess than or equal to	Examplex<=y

Python Logic Operators

This type of operator is used to combine two conditional statements:

Operator	Name	Example
Operator=	NameEqual	Examplex==y
Operator!=	NameNot Equal	Examplex!=y
Operator>	NameGreater Than	Examplex>y
Operator<	NameLess Than	ExampleX
Operator>=	NameGreator than or equal to	Examplex>=y
Operator<=	NameLess than or equal to	Examplex<=y