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Electronic Department

ING RSI
LAB work 1
Exploring Different Types of Operators in Python

Objectives:
 Understand the functionality of different types of operators in Python.
 Apply arithmetic, logical, comparison, bitwise, and assignment operators to solve problems.

Reminder:
Python provides the following arithmetic operators:

arithmetic Comparison Logical Bitwise Assignment Ternary


operators Operators Operators Operators Operators Operator
+ (addition) == (equal) and & (bitwise = (assign) shorthand
- (subtraction) != (not equal) or AND) += (add and for if-else
* > (greater not | (bitwise assign)
(multiplication) than) OR) -= (subtract and
/ (division) < (less than) ^ (bitwise assign)
% (modulus) >= (greater XOR) *= (multiply and
** than or equal ~ (bitwise assign)
(exponentiation) to) NOT) /= (divide and
//(floor division) <= (less than << (left shift) assign)
or equal to) >> (right %= (modulus and
shift) assign)
**= (exponent
and assign)
//= (floor divide
and assign)

Work to do:
The work consists of 6 exercises.
Exercise 1: Write a Python program to:
 Take two integer inputs from the user.
 Perform all the arithmetic operations listed above on these two numbers.
 Print the results of each operation.

Exercise 2: Write a Python program that:


 Takes two inputs from the user.
 Uses all comparison operators to compare these two numbers.
 Prints the result of each comparison.

Exercise 3: Write a Python program that:


 Takes two boolean values as inputs.
 Demonstrates the use of and, or, and not operators on these values.

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Exercise 4: Write a Python program that:
 Takes two integers as input.
 Demonstrates all the bitwise operations on them. (for shift operations, use a step of 2)

Exercise 5: Write a Python program that:


 Initializes a variable x with a value.
 Uses all assignment operators to modify x and prints the result after each operation.

Exercise 6: Write a program that:

 Takes two numbers from the user.


 Uses the ternary operator to find and print the larger of the two numbers.

(ternary operator: [true_condition] if [expression] else [false_condition])

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