In this course of PCEP, we have so far familiarized ourselves with the bitwise operators and boolean operators. Apart from these, we have another set of operators called Python comparison operators. They are widely used for comparing two operands. We will go through the below topics to learn ...
3. Python Comparison Operators Comparison operators compare two values/variables and return a boolean result: True or False. For example, a = 5 b = 2 print (a > b) # True Run Code Here, the > comparison operator is used to compare whether a is greater than b or not. OperatorMeaning...
Comparison of Integer Values Comparison of Floating-Point Values Comparison of Strings Comparison of Lists and Tuples Boolean Operators and Expressions in Python Boolean Expressions Involving Boolean Operands Evaluation of Regular Objects in a Boolean Context Boolean Expressions Involving Other Types of Opera...
comparison of complex numbers a= (10+1j) b= (10-1j) a==b is False a= (10+1j) b= (10-1j) a!=b is True You get a TypeError with less than or greater than operators.ExampleOpen Compiler print ("comparison of complex numbers") a=10+1j b=10.-1j print ("a=",a, "b=",b...
As their name suggests, thecomparison operatorsin Python are used to compare one value to another. The result of a comparison is aBooleanvalue, which can be eitherTrueorFalse. The following comparison operators exist in Python: ==– determines whether two values are equal. Examples: 1 == 1...
Augmented assignment: You can’t use the walrus operator combined with augmented assignment operators like +=. This raises a SyntaxError: Python >>> count +:= 1 SyntaxError: invalid syntax The easiest workaround would be to do the augmentation explicitly. You could, for example, do (count...
# input two stringsstr1=input("Enter string 1: ")str2=input("Enter string 2: ")# comparing by equality operatorsifstr1==str2:print("Both strings are equal.")ifstr1!=str2:print("Both strings are not equal.")# comparing by comparison operatorsifstr1<str2:print(str1,"comes before"...
Booleans are often returned when using comparison operations, like equality (==). See Boolean operators in Python, if statements in Python and Boolean operators for more on Booleans. Integer (a.k.a. int) Integers are used for representing whole numbers in Python. The numbers 5, 0, and -...
19.You can directly compare lists with the comparison operators like ==, <, and so on. 20.iterate with for and in 21.Iterate Multiple Sequences with zip() There’s one more nice iteration trick: iterating over multiple sequences in parallel by using the zip() function: >>> days = ...
Method 1: Using Comparison Operators The most straightforward approach to compare two strings in Python is through the utilization of comparison operators such as ==, !=, <, >, <=, and >=. These operators operate on the basis of the Unicode code point value of each character within the ...