Python Basics

print('Python means Silan Software')

Output

Python means Silan Software

x=100
print(x)

Output

100

type(x)

Output

int

y=12.34
print(y)

Output

12.34

type(y)

Output

float

s='python programming'
print(s)

Output

python programming

type(s)

Output

str

z=True
print(z)

Output

True

type(z)

Output

bool

x+y

Output

112.34

#Python Arithmetic Opertaors(+ - * / // % **)
x=5
y=3
x+y

Output

8

x-y

Output

2

x*y

Output

15

x/y

Output

1.6666666666666667

x//y

Output

1

x%y

Output

2

x**y

Output

125

#Python Comparison Operators(< <= > >= == !=)
#In this context the output value must be a boolean value(True / False)
x<=y

Output

False

x>=y

Output

True

x==y

Output

False

x!=y

Output

True

#Python Logical Operators(and or not)
x+y>y and x!=y

Output

True

x+y<y or x==y

Output

False

x and y

Output

3

x or y

Output

5

not x+y<y

Output

True

#Python Assignment Operator(=)
x1=200
print(x1)

Output

200

x1+=50
print(x1)

Output

250

#Python Bitwise Operators
x & y

Output

1

x | y

Output

7

x ^ y

Output

6

~x

Output

-6

x<<3

Output

40

x>>2

Output

1

#Python Identity Operators(is is not)
x1=100
x2=100
y1=[10,20,30,40,50]
y2=[10,20,30,40,50]

x1 is x2

Output

True

y1 is y2

Output

False

y1 is not y2

Output

True

#Python Membership Operators(in not in)
s="Hello World!"

'h' in s

Output

False

'h' not in s

Output

True

'H' in s

Output

True