Python is a very rich language which makes it a bit hard to memorize everything, including operators.
If you want to learn more about operators then keep reading 🙂
Mathematical Operators (Arithmetic)
| Name | Syntax in Python | Example |
| Addition | + | 2+1 |
| Substraction | – | 2-1 |
| Multiplication | * | 2*1 |
| Division | / | 2/1 |
| Modulus | % | 2%1 |
| Exponentiation | ** | 2**2 |
| Floor Division | // | 2//1 |
Comparison Operators
| Name | Syntax in Python | Example |
| Equal | == | a == b |
| Not Equal | != | a != b |
| Less than | < | a < b |
| Greater than | > | a > b |
| Less than or equal | <= | a <= b |
| Greater than or equal | >= | a >= b |
Assignment Operators
| Operator | Similar to | Usage |
| = | a = 6 | a = 6 |
| += | a = a + 6 | a += 6 |
| -= | a = a – 6 | a -= 6 |
| *= | a = a * 6 | a *= 6 |
| /= | a = a / 6 | a /= 6 |
| %= | a = a % 6 | a %= 6 |
| //= | a = a // 6 | a //=6 |
| **= | a = a**6 | a **= 6 |
Logical Operators
| Name & Syntax | Description | Example |
| and | Checks 2 statements, if both are true then it returns true. | a and b |
| or | Checks 2 statements, if one of them is true then it returns true. | a or b |
| not | Checks 2 statements, If the result is true then it returns false (reverse). | not (a and b) |
Identity Operators
| Name and Syntax | Description | Example |
| is | Checks 2 objects, returns true if they are the same. | a is b |
| is not | Checks 2 objects, returns true if they are NOT the same. | a is not b |
Membership Operators
| Name and Syntax | Description | Example |
| in | Checks 2 objects, returns true if a sequence with the same value is present in both objects. | a in b |
| not in | Checks 2 objects, returns false if a sequence with the same value is present in both objects. | a not in b |
Binary Comparison Operators (Bitwise)
| Name | Syntax in Python | Example |
| AND | & | a & b |
| OR | | | a | b |
| XOR | ^ | a ^ b |
| NOT | ~ | a ~ b |
| Left Shift | << | a << b |
| Right Shift | >> | a >> b |
