The document discusses various types of operators in Python including arithmetic, relational, logical, bitwise, assignment, and special operators. It provides examples of using each type of operator and the expected output. Specifically, it gives code samples that use arithmetic operators to add, subtract, multiply and divide numbers, relational operators to compare values, logical operators to combine conditional statements, bitwise operators like AND, OR, XOR on integers, and membership operators to check if a value is contained within a sequence.

1. NAME :- SOUVAGYA BERA
STUDENT CODE :- BWU/BCA/22/043
PROGRAM :- BCA
SEMISTER :-1ST
SEC :- A (G-2)
GUIDED BY :- PAMPA SAHA
VARIOUS TYPES OF OPERATOR

2. VARIOUS TYPE OF OPERATOR
1. Arithmetic operator (+, -, *, /, //, **)
2. Relational operator (<, <=,>,>=, ==, !=)
3. Logical operator (and, or, not)
4. Bitwise operator
 a) & =bitwise and
 b) l =bitwise or
 c) ^ =bitwise XOR
 d) ~ =bitwise complement
 e)>> =bitwise shift right
 f)<< =bitwise shift left
 5. Assignment operator (=)

3.  6. Special operator
 a) Identity operator (is, is not)
 b) Membership operator (in, not in)

4. 1. EXAMPLE OF ARITHMETTIC OPERATOR
 a=13
 b=2
 print(a+b)
 print(a-b)
 print(a*b)
 print(a/b)
 print(a//b)
 print(a**b)
OUTPUT

5. 2. EXAMPLE OF RELATIONAL OPERATOR
 a=13
 b=2
 print(a<b)
 print(a>b)
 print(a<=b)
 print(a>=b)
 print(a==b)
 print(a!=b)
OUTPUT

6. 3. EXAMPLE OF LOGICAL OPERATOR
 a=13
 b=2
 print(a<b and a>b)
 print(a>b or a<b)
 print(not(a<b and a>b))
OUTPUT

7. 4. BITWISE OPERATOR
a) Bitwise and
Int main() {
Int a = 12, b =25;
Printf(“output = %d”, a & b);
Return 0;
}
OUTPUT

8. b) Bitwise or
Int main() {
int a =12, b =25;
Printf(“output =%d”, a|b);
Return 0;
}
OUTPUT

9. c) Bitwise XOR
Int main() {
int a =12, b =25;
Printf(“output =%d”, a ^ b);
Return 0;
}
OUTPUT

10. d) Bitwise complement
Int main() {
printf(“output = %dn”, ~35);
Printf(“output = %dn”, ~-12);
Return 0;
}
OUTPUT

11. e) Bitwise shift right & left
int main() {
int num= 212, i;
for (i = 0; i <= 2; ++i) {
printf(“right shift by %d: %dn”, i, num >> i);
}
Printf(“n”);
for (i = 0; i <= 2; ++i) {
printf(“left shift by %d: %dn”, i, num << i);
}
Return 0;
}
OUTPUT

12. 5. EXAMPLE OF ASSIGNMENT OPERATOR
 NAME=(“SOUVAGYA BERA”)
 Print(NAME)
OUTPUT

13. 6. SPECIAL OPERATOR
A . EXAMPLE OF IDENTITY OPERATOR
 al =5
 bl =5
 a2 ="hello"
 b2 ="hello"
 a3 =[1,2,3]
 b3 =[1,2,3]
 print(al is not bl)
 print(a2 is b2)
 print(a2 is b3)
OUTPUT

14. B. EXAMPLE OF MEMBERSHIP OPERATOR
a= “hello world”
b= “{1,"a","b",2}”
Print("H" in a)
Print("hello" in a)
Print(1 in b)
Print("b" in b)
Print("c" not in b)
OUTPUT

15. THANK YOU