"Fifth" Python operator

Python arithmetic operators

Operator	Describe	Instance
+	Add? Two objects added	A + b?
-	Reducing? Subtraction of two objects	A-B
*	By?? Multiply two numbers	A * b
/	Except?? Divide two numbers	b/a
%	Modulo? Returns the remainder of a division	B% A
**	Classification Returns the Y power of X	A**b
//	The integer portion of the returned quotient	9//2

#!/usr/bin/env?python#-*-?coding:?utf-8?-*-a?=?21b?=?10c?=?0c?=?a?+?bprint? (The value of 1.c is: ", c) c?=?a?-? bprint? (The value of 2.c is: ", c) c?=?a?*?bprint? (The value of 3.c is: ", c) c?=?a?/?bprint? (The value of 4.c is: ", c) c?=?a?%?? Bprint? ("5.c Value:", c) #? Modify variables? A, B, ca?=?2b?=?3c?=?a**b?print? (The value of 6.C is: ", c) a?=?10b?=?5c?=?a//b?print? (The value of 7.C is: ", c)

The result of the above example output:

The value of 1.c is:? The value of 312.C is:? The value of 113.C is:? The value of 2104.C is:? The value of 2.15.C is:? The value of 16.C is:? 87.C is:? 2

Python comparison operators

Operator	Describe	Instance
==	Compare objects Equal	(A = = b)
!=	Not equal to?? Compare two objects are not equal	(A! = b)
>	Greater than??? returns whether X is greater than Y	(A > B)
<	Less than??? returns whether X is less than Y	(A < b)
>=	Greater than or equal to? Returns whether x is greater than or equal to Y	(A >= B)
<=	Less than equals? Returns whether x is less than or equal to Y	(A <= B)

The following example demonstrates the operation of all Python comparison operators:

#!/usr/bin/env?python#-*-?coding:?utf-8?-*-a?=?21b?=?10c?=?0if? (a?==?b):???? Print? ("1.? A? equals B ") Else:???? Print? ("1.? A? Not equal to? B ") if? (? a?! =?B):???? Print? ("2.? A? Not equal to? B ") Else:???? Print? ("2.? A? equals B ") if? (? a?<?b?):???? Print? ("4.? A? Less than B ") Else:???? Print? ("4.? A? greater than? B ") if? (? a?>?b?):???? Print? ("5.? A? greater than? B ") Else:???? Print? ("6.? A? Less than? B ") if? (? a?>=?b?):???? Print? ("7.? A? greater than or equal to? B ") Else:???? Print? ("7.? A? Less than? b? ") If? (? a?<=?b):???? Print? ("8.? A? Less than equals? B ") Else:???? Print? ("8.? A? greater than? B ")

The result of the above example output:

1.?a? Not equal to B2.? A? Not equal to B4.? A? greater than B5.? A? greater than B7.? A? greater than or equal to B8.? A? greater than? b

Python assignment operator

Operator	Describe	Instance
=	Simple assignment operator	c = A + B? Assign the result of the operation of A + B to c
+=	Addition assignment operator	c + = A??? Equivalent to C = C + A
-=	Subtraction assignment operator	c-= a??? Equivalent to C = c-a
*=	Multiplication assignment operator	C *= a??? Equivalent to C = c * A
/=	Division assignment operator	C/= a??? Equivalent to C = c/a
%=	Modulo assignment operator	C%= a??? Equivalent to C = c% A
**=	Power assignment operator	C **= A??? is equivalent to C = c * * A
//=	Take the divisible assignment operator	C//= A??? is equivalent to C = c//A

The following example shows the operation of all Python assignment operators:

#!/usr/bin/env?python#-*-?coding:?utf-8?-*-a?=?21b?=?10c?=?0c?=?a?+?bprint? (The value of "1?-? C?" is: ",? c) c?+=?aprint? (The value of "2?-? C?" is: ",? c) c?*=?aprint? (The value of "3?-? C?" is: ",? c) c?/=?a?print? (The value of "4?-? C?" is: ",? c) c?=?2c?%=?aprint? (The value of "5?-? C?" is: ",? c) c?**=?aprint? (The value of "6?-? C?" is: ",? c) c?//=?aprint? (The value of "7?-? C?" is: ",? c)

The result of the above example output:

1?-? c? The value is:? 312?-? c? The value is:? The value of 523?-? C? is:? The value of 10924?-? c? is:? The value of the 52.05?-? c? is:? The value of?-? C? is:? The value of the 20971527?-? c?

Python logical operators

Operator	Logical Expressions	Describe
and	X and Y	Boolean "and"
Or	X or Y	Boolean "or"
Not	Not X	Boolean "Non"

The following example shows the operation of all the logical operators of Python:

#!/usr/bin/env?python#-*-?coding:?utf-8?-*-a?=?21b?=?10if? (? a?and?b?):??? Print? ("1?-? variable?" a "and" B "are all true") Else:??? Print? ("1?-? variable?" a "and" B "have a" not "true") if? (? a?or?b?):??? Print? ("2?-? variable?" a "and" B "are all true, or one of the variables is true") Else:??? Print? ("2?-? variable?" a "and" B "are not true")??? # Change the value of the variable? A? a?=?0if? (? a?and?b?):??? Print? ("3?-? variable?" a "and" B "are all true") Else:??? Print? ("3?-? variable?" a "and" B "have a" not "true") if? (? a?or?b?):??? Print? ("4?-? variable?" a "and" B "are all true, or one of the variables is true") Else:??? Print? ("4?-? variable?" a "and" B "are not" true ") If?not (? A?and?b?):??? Print? ("5?-? variable?" a "and" B "are all false, or one of the variables is" false ") Else:??? Print? ("5?-? variable?" a "and" B "are All" true ")

The result of the above example output:

1?-? variables? A, and B? are all True2?-? variables? True, or one of the variables is? true3?-? variable? A? and B? Have a not for the true4?-? variable? A? and B? Are all true, or one of the variables is? True5?-? variables? A? and B? False, or one of the variables is? false

Python member operators

Operator	Describe	Instance
Inch	Returns False if the value found in the specified sequence returns True.	x in the y sequence, if X returns True in the y sequence.
Not in	Returns True if no value is found in the specified sequence, otherwise False.	X is not in the Y sequence if x does not return True in the y sequence.

The following example shows the operation of all the member operators of Python

#!/usr/bin/env?python#-*-?coding:?utf-8?-*-a?=?10b?=?20list?=? [1,?2,?3,?4,?5?]; If? (? a?in?list?):??? Print? ("1?-? variable?" A "in the given list?") Else:??? Print? ("1?-? variable? A? Not in the given list?" list? ") if? (? b?not?in?list?):??? Print? ("2?-? variable? b. Not in the given list? list") Else:??? Print? ("2?-? variable?" B? In the given list????????????? a?=?2if. (? a?in?list?):??? Print? ("3?-? variable?" A "in the given list?") Else:??? Print? ("3?-? variable?" A? is not in the given list? list ")

The result of the above example output:

1?-? variable? A? Not in the given list? List 2?-? variable? b? is not in the given list? list 3?-? variable? A? In the given list?

Python operator Precedence

The following table lists all the operators from highest to lowest priority:

Operator	Describe
**	Index (highest priority)
~ + -	Bitwise flip, unary Plus and minus (the last two methods are called [email protected] and [email protected])
* / % //	Multiply, divide, modulo, and divide
+ -	Addition subtraction
>> <<	Shift right, left shift operator
&	Bit ' and '
^ |	Bitwise operators
<= < > >=	Comparison operators
<> = = =	equals operator
= %= /= //= -= += *= **=	Assignment operators
Is isn't	Identity operator
In No in	Member operators
Not OR and	logical operators

The following example demonstrates the operation precedence of all Python operators:

#!/usr/bin/env?python#-*-?coding:?utf-8?-*-a?=?20b?=?10c?=?15d?=?5e?=?0e?=? (a?+?b)? *?c?/?d??????? # (? 30?*?15?)? /?5print? (a?+?b) *?c?/?d? The result of the operation is: ",?? e) e?=? (a?+?b) *?c)/?d????? #? (30?*?15?)? /?5print? ((a?+?b)? *?c)/?d? The result of the operation is: ",?? e) e?=? (a?+?b)? *? (c?/?d);???? #? (30)? *? (15/5) print? ("(a?+?b)?" (c?/?d)? The result of the operation is: ",?? e) e?=?a?+? (b?*?c)/?d;?????? #?? 20?+? (150/5) print? ("a?+? (b?*?c)/?d? The result of the operation is: ",?? E

The result of the above example output:

(a?+?b) *?c?/?d? The result of the operation is:? 90.0 ((a?+?b)? *?c)?/?d? The result of the operation is:? 90.0 (a?+?b)? *? (c?/?d)? The result of the operation is:? 90.0a?+? (b?*?c)/?d? The result of the operation is:? 50.0

"Fifth" Python operator