Operators

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In Python, we can use operators like addition and subtraction. You can use operators on integers. Here are some examples:

Addition: + adds two integers or strings
Subtraction: - subtracts two integers
Multiplication: * multiplies two integers
Division: / divides two integers
Modulus: % returns the remainder of the quotient of two integers
Exponentiation: ** exponents
Floor Division: // divides two integers ignoring the remainder

Here are some examples with variables:

Boolean Expressions

In Python, we can use boolean expressions to compare data types. Here are some examples:

==: Compares if one value is equal to another
>: Compares if one value is greater than the other
<: Compares if one value is less than the other
>=: Compares if one value is greater than or equal to the other
<=: Compares if one value is less than or equal to the other
!=: Compares if one value is not equal to the other
and: conjunction (We use this in Python. In other languages it might be &&)
not: conjunction (We use this in Python. In other languages it might be ||)
or: conjunction (We use this in Python. In other languages it might be !)

Here are some examples with variables: