Python
Operators are used to construct statements in programming
languages. They are symbols that represent an action to be
carried out on given operands.
Example: Example:
sum = 4**2 if (4 < 5) & (3 != 2):
Arithmetic Conditional
+ Addition > Greater than
- Subtraction >= Greater than or equal to
* Multiplication < Less than
/ Division <= Less than or equal to
% Modulus (remainder) == Equal to
** Exponent (to the power of) != Not equal to
Bitwise Assignment
& And = Gets the value of
| Or