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Python Operators and Functions Guide

This document introduces key concepts in Python, focusing on operators, input/output functions, and type conversion. It explains different types of operators such as arithmetic, relational, logical, and assignment operators, as well as the use of input() and print() functions. Additionally, it covers the process of type conversion, distinguishing between explicit and implicit conversions.

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Python Operators and Functions Guide

This document introduces key concepts in Python, focusing on operators, input/output functions, and type conversion. It explains different types of operators such as arithmetic, relational, logical, and assignment operators, as well as the use of input() and print() functions. Additionally, it covers the process of type conversion, distinguishing between explicit and implicit conversions.

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INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON

(Part 2)

OPERATORS

Operators are special symbols that can be used to perform one or more
operands.

Operands: the values on which operations are performed.


Expression: a combination of operations and operand is known ad
expression.

OPERATORS

Arithmetic operators Relation operators Logical operators Assignment operators

Used to perform basic Used to compare 2 Used to compare 2 or Assignment operators


mathematical values (also known as more Boolean are symbols in Python
operations comparison operators expression (and AI coding) used to
assign values to
variables.

Note: refer pg 232 to 234

INPUT AND OUTPUT FUNCTION IN PYTHON


The input() function is used to take input from the user. It accepts the input
from the CONSOLE. The input() function takes one string argument.
Eg: num= input (“Enter your name”)
Print (num)

- THE PRINT FUCTION:


 The print function prints a value or a message.
 It converts message into a string.
 It can have multiple parameters.

- THE INPUT FUNCTION:

 It is used to take input from the user.


 The input function takes one string argument
 We need to use int()
Note: refer pg no: 236

TYPE CONVERSION:

- The process of converting the value of one data type to another is


called TYPE CONVERSION.
- Python supports 2 conversion:
- EXPLICIT TYPE CONVERSION
- IMPLICIT TYPE CONVERSION.

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