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Python Input and Operators Notes

This document provides notes on Python programming, focusing on user input methods and types, including string, integer, and float inputs. It also outlines various types of operators in Python, such as arithmetic, relational, assignment, logical, membership, identity, and bitwise operators. Additionally, it includes a reference for the XOR bitwise operation with its truth table.

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Python Input and Operators Notes

This document provides notes on Python programming, focusing on user input methods and types, including string, integer, and float inputs. It also outlines various types of operators in Python, such as arithmetic, relational, assignment, logical, membership, identity, and bitwise operators. Additionally, it includes a reference for the XOR bitwise operation with its truth table.

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Python Programming Notes - Part 2

Input in Python
input() statement is used to accept values (using keyboard) from user

• string input (words / sentences)

name = input("name : ")

Output / Execution Visual:

name : Shradha
Memory Box: name -> ["Shradha"]

• int input

age = int(input("age : "))

Output / Execution Visual:

age : 23
Memory Box: age -> [23]

• float input

price = float(input("price : "))

Output / Execution Visual:

price : 23.5

Types of Operators
• Arithmetic Operators ( + , - , * , / , // , % , ** )

• Relational / Comparison Operators ( == , != , > , < , >= , <= )

• Assignment Operators ( = , -= , *= , /= , %= , //= , **= )

• Logical Operators ( not , and , or )

• Membership Operators ( in , not in )

• Identity Operators ( is , is not )


• Bitwise Operators ( & , | , ^ ) [AND, OR, XOR]

Bitwise / XOR (^) Logic Reference


XOR (^) Mathematical Truth Table Note:
1 ^ 1 -> R = 0
0 ^ 0 -> R = 0
1 ^ 0 -> R = 1
0 ^ 1 -> R = 1

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