Python - Operators

Operators:

Operators are special symbols that carry out arithmetic or logical or any other computation.

Types of Operators:

1.Arithmetic operator:

Used to perform mathematical operations like addition, subtraction and so on.

Operator	Description	Example	Output
+	Addition	a=5 b=5 print(a+b)	10
-	Subtraction	a=5 b=5 print(a-b)	0
*	Multiplication	a=5 b=5 print(a*b)	25
/	Division	a=5 b=5 print(a/b)	1
%	Modulo	a=5 b=5 print(a%b)	0

2.Floor division operator: 

This operator is similar to the division operator. It is used to display the nearest whole number. Using double slash operator "\\".

Example:

print('7/5 value is',7/5)

print('7//5 value is',7//5)

 Output:

3.Power operator:


This operator is similar to the multiplication operator. It is used to display the power values.

Example: 2**5

Output:   32

4.Assignment operator:

An assignment operator is used to set the values or doing some computations.

Operator	Description	Example	Output
=	Assignment	a=10 b=a print(a,b)	10
+=	Addition Assignment	a=5 a+=5 print(a)	10
-=	Subtraction Assignment	a=5 a-=5 print(a)	0
*=	Multiplication Assignment	a=5 a*=5 print(a)	25
/=	Division Assignment	a=5 a/=5 print(a)	1
%=	Modulo Assignment	a=5 a%5=5	0

5.Relational operator:

This operator also called a comparison operator. It is used to compare the values. It either returns True or False based on conditions.

Operator	Description	Example	Output
>	Greater then	a=10 b=5 print(a>b)	True
<	Less then	a=10 b=5 print(a<b)	False
>=	Greater then or equal	a=10 b=5 print(a>=b)	True
<=	Less then or equal	a=10 b=5 print(a<=b)	False
==	Equal	a=5 b=5 print(a==b)	True
!=	Not equal	a=5 b=10 print(a==b)	False

6.Logical operator:
The logical operators for AND, OR and NOT are used to combine simple relational statements into more complex expressions. 

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