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  In this blog, we'll delve into the world of comparison operators in Python, understanding their functionality, syntax, and real-world applications.

 Bitwise operators Mastering Bitwise Operators in Python: In the realm of Python programming, understanding bitwise op😟erators can elevate your coding prowess to new heights. Bitwise operators allow you to manipulate individual bits within binary representations of numbers, providing powerful tools for various tasks such as setting, toggling, or checking specific bits. In this blog post, we'll delve into the world of bitwise operators in Python, exploring their uses, and examples, and offering practical tasks for hands-on learning. Basics of Bitwise Operators: 1. AND Operator (&): The AND operator compares corresponding bits of two numbers and produces a new number where each bit is the result of the AND operation. 2. OR Operator (|): The OR operator compares corresponding bits of two numbers and produces a new number where each bit is the result of the OR operation. 3. XOR Operator (^): The XOR operator compares corresponding bits of two numbers and produces a new number wher...

 Practice of  Operators Now we write a program in which we apply the arithmetic operators. Code: Output:- Code:                                         Output:- Code: Output:- Code: Output:-  Her practice  

 Python Operator 2. Comparison operator: Define:   The operator or symbol that is used to compare two or more values. It returns the results as true or false. It is used for condition and decision-making. The symbols are : = = ,  > ,  < ,  > = ,   < = ,  and  != . Some examples are as follows: a = 12 b = 10 == If we write to compare the above two variables as a==b, it will return false because 12 and 10 are not equal. >   This operator is 'is greater'. This operator checks that the first value is greater than the second. As a > b , it will return true because 12 is greater than 10. < This operator is 'is less than'. This operator checks that the first value is less than the second. As a < b , it will return true because 12 is greater than 10. > = This operator is the combination of two symbols > and =. This operation is solved in two steps. If one condition is true, it will return true as a whole. Otherwise ...

  Operators in Python An operator is defined as : The Operator is a sign or symbol that tells the computer to perform an operation. We study the following operator :     1. Arithmetic Operator   2. Comparision Operator   3. Logical Operator   4. Bitwise Operator   5. Assignment Operator   6. Membership Operator   7. Identity Operator

                                                                 Variable in Python   Variable:                 A space in a computer's memory location is known as a Variable. A variable has a name, an address, location, and storage space.                                                                                                                                                         0010...

                                   Python History of python :   Python is a high-level language. Today it is most useful in many fields of development. It was created/made in 1991 by    Guido van Rossum in the Netherlands . It is also an object-oriented programming language. Versions of Python: Guido van Rossum In the present time, this language has been updated in versions. Python 3.0 , is a continued version. But a few of people/beginners learn Python 2.0. Features of python: Following are the features of Python language. 1. High-level language 2. Easy to use 3. Easy to write 4. Interpreted language 5. Multi-purpose language 6 . Compressed code 7. Easy to debug