Operators in python

In Python, operators are symbols that represent different operations, such as mathematical computations or logical comparisons, on one or more operands. 
Commonly used operators in Python:
1. **Arithmetic Operators**:
   - Addition: "+"
   - Subtraction: "-"
   - Multiplication: "*"
   - Division: "/"
   - Modulo (remainder): "%"
   - Exponentiation: "**"
   - Floor Division (integer division): "//"

2. **Assignment Operators**:
   - Assignment: "="
   - Addition assignment: "+="
   - Subtraction assignment: "-="
   - Multiplication assignment: "*="
   - Division assignment: "/="
   - Modulo assignment: "%="
   - Exponentiation assignment: "**="
   - Floor Division assignment: "//="

3. **Comparison Operators**:
   - Equal to: "=="
   - Not equal to: "!="
   - Greater than: ">"
   - Less than: "<"
   - Greater than or equal to: ">="
   - Less than or equal to: "<="

4. **Logical Operators**:
   - Logical AND: "and"
   - Logical OR: "or"
   - Logical NOT: "not"

5. **Bitwise Operators**:
   - Bitwise AND: "&"
   - Bitwise OR: "|"
   - Bitwise XOR: "^"
   - Bitwise NOT: "~"
   - Left shift: "<<"
   - Right shift: ">>"

6. **Membership Operators**:
   - In: "in"
   - Not in: "not in"

7. **Identity Operators**:
   - is: "is"
   - is not: "is not"

These operators are used to perform various operations in Python such as arithmetic calculations, assignment of values, comparison of values, logical operations, bitwise operations, and more.

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