Relational, Logical and Assignment Operators

Relational, Logical and Assignment Operators

Relational operators compare two values and give True or False: == (equal to), != (not equal to), >, <, >= and <=. Do not confuse == (comparison) with = (assignment).

Logical operators combine conditions:

• and is True only when both sides are True.
• or is True when at least one side is True.
• not reverses a value: not True is False.

marks = 72
print(marks >= 33)                  # True
print(marks >= 33 and marks < 75)  # True: passed, but no distinction
print(not marks == 72)              # False

Assignment operators store a value. The shortcut forms update a variable: count += 1 means count = count + 1; -=, *= and /= work the same way.

marks = int(input())
print(marks > 100)  # replace with the pass condition
print(marks > 100)  # replace with the distinction condition