Learning Python: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners to Coding with Python with Useful Tools

Comparison Operators
From  the  name,  you  can  easily  understand  what  these  operators  are  used  for.  They  compare
values on both side of an operand and determine the relationship between them. At times, they
are known as relational operators. These operators include <>, <=, >=, !=, == etc. They compare
values  and  return  the  results  in  true  or  false.  let  us  rewrite  our  previous  arithmetical  operator
example.
number1 = 6
number2 = 3
print(“number1 > number2”, number1 >number2)
print(“number1 < number2”, number1 print(“number1 != number2”, number1 !=number2)
print(“number1 >= number2”, number1 >= number2)
print(“number1 <= number2”, number1 <= number2)
Output
True
False
True
True
False
Assignment Operators

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The primary function of these operators is to assign a value to a variable. You assign what is on
the left-hand side to the right. These operators include +=, *=, -=, /=, etc.
number1 = 6
number2 = 3
print(("The value of number1 is : ", number1))
print(("The value of number2 is : ", number2))
6
3
There  are  also  compound  assignment  operators  where  you  can  subtract,  add,  multiply  a  right
operand to the left before assigning it to the left. In the next program, we will add the value of
number1 and number 2 before assigning the results to another variable and print out the output.
number1 = 6
number2 = 3
result = number1 + number2
print((“ The result of number1 and number2 is:”, result))
In the program above, we just perform a simple assignment. Our output will be 9.