Relational Operators The relational operators are used in python when we try to establish a relation between two operands i.e. make a comparison. Some of the relational operands are: > – Greater than < – Less than >= – Greater than equal to <= – Less than equal to = – Equal to Example: >>>a= …
Bitwise Operators The bitwise operator is only applicable for int and boolean datatypes. When we try to use the bitwise operators on other datatypes then we immediately get an error. & | ~ ^ << >> Some valid combinations are: Example: 4 & 5 This is a valid expression as four and five both our …
Ternary Operator The ternary operator is represented in Python by the keywords if and else. In Python, this ternary operator is used when either one of the options needs to be selected after checking for a condition. Syntax: a= first_value if (condition) else second_value First, the condition will be checked if it’s true then the …
Assignment Operators in Python The assignment operators in Python are used to assign values to the operators. Python allows a lot of flexibility in assigning multiple operators to the variables at once by making it a very simple one-line syntax. Example: >>>a= 1 #assigning a value to the variable >>>print(a) Output:1 Here, we declare a …
Today in this tutorial we will learn about Python operators. Like all the other programming languages, Python too has certain python operators to carry out various tasks or operations. These python operators work in a similar way to the general conventions that some of us might be aware of. These operators are: Arithmetic Operators Relational …