#11 Python Tutorial for Beginners | Operators in Python

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In this lecture we will learn:
- Different types of operators in Python
- Use of different operators
- Operation performed between different operators
- Logical operators and their uses
#1
- Types of operators in Python:
1. Arithmetic operators
2. Assignment operators
3. Relational operators
4. Logical operators
5. Unary operators
- Arithmetic operators are used to perform mathematical operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, etc.
- Assignment operation is performed with the help of equal to(=), in which we can assign a value to the variable.
- We can also do the assignment by short-hand which means performing an arithmetic operation and then assigning the value both at the same time.
- We can also assign the values in one line for two variables.
a,b = 5,6
- Unary operator takes a single operand in an expression or a statement.
- Comparison can be performed with the help of relational operators.
- Comparison operators return a boolean value or True or False.
#2
- If you want to combine two or more conditions and then check the relation between them, then logical operators are used.
- Logical operators include And, Or and Not.
- Logical operators follow the truth table for And, Or, and Not operators.
- And the operator returns True when both conditions are true otherwise returns False.
Or the operator returns True when any of the conditions or both the conditions are True otherwise it returns False.
Not the operator reverses the value of the output.
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None = variable with not any value assigned Numeric = consists of numbers and is divided into four types: int() complex() float() bool() 3. List[] :- orderded format of strings. 4. Tuple(): - orderded format of strings but value not changeable.more than one string is a tuple else if one it is a string. 5. Set{} : - unordered format of strings.values doesnt repeat 6. Range() :- series of values that follows a certain writting format. 7. Dictionary{} :- usefull for assigning keys to a value eg :- {'Python_Video':11'}. Keys should be unique. Edit:- str() :- a single word/letter/character written in either single or double quotes.

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numeric = int,float,complex,boolean int is round number float is used to refer decimal number complex is used to refer (a+bj) boolean is used to check True or False List [is a set of number or strings in a square bracket which is mutable] tuple is ( is a set of number and strings which is immutable)

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None= a varible with no assingment value. List are used to store multiple items in a single variable. Tuple is a collection which is ordered and unchangeable. String is a type of value that can be stored in a variable.

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DATATYPES: 1. none: when a variable is declared but does not tag to any value, that variable is said to have 'none' datatype. 2. numeric: numeric datatypes deal with the numbers and its family. 2.1 int- integer 2.2 float- floating point 2.3 complex- complex numbers 2.4 bool- boolean 3. Sequence: it deals with the data entered and maintained in the form of a sequence. 3.1 LIST [ ] 3.2 TUPLE ( ) 3.3 SET { } 3.4 RANGE ( ) 4. Mapping: It deals with the values which are mapped to a unique key for accessing. 4.1 Dictionary { }