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

Membership Operators
Although not commonly used, however, they are used in sequences like strings, lists, and tuples.
In Python, we have two membership operators – “not in” and “in.” The operators give you the
result depending on the variable available in the string or sequence you specified. Let us see how
you can use them in a program.
number1 = 15
number2 =56
new_list = [11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 ];
if ( number1 in new_list ):
print("number1 is available in our given list.")
else:
print("number1 is unavailable in our given list")
if ( number2 not in new_list ):
print("Number2 is not available in our given list.")
else:
print("number2 is available in our given list")
Let see how the program runs line by line. In the first and second lines, we declare two variables
and assign values for them. In the third line, we created a list “new_list” before using an if-else
statement to test the membership operator on our list. we check if number1 is available in our
list; depending on the number, it prints the expression based on the condition it fulfills. It does
the same for number2 before printing out the desired result. In our program above, our output
will be:
number1 is available in our given list.
number2 is not available in our given list.
Summary
Operators are important functions used in programming languages to perform various operations
on operands. However, in Python, we use operations such as:

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Arithmetic  operators  to  perform  operations  on  operands;  these  operators  include
addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponent, and modulus. Python also
uses the call functions, declare variable $ calculate, and eval function.
Comparison operators used to compare operands on both sides before determining
the relationship between them
Assignment  operators  to  assign  values  to  variables;  we  also  have  a  compound
assignment operator, which allow you to assign the result of an operand
Logical  operators,  which  include  NOT,  OR,  and  AND.  They  are  used  to  return
either true or false, depending on the condition set.