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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 1- ## Basic Data Types
2- ### Variable ` x `
3- ### String ` "My string" `
4- ### Integer ` 10 `
5- ### Float ` 15.95 `
6- ### Bool ` True/False `
7- ### List ` [] `
8- ### Tuple ` (,) `
9- ### Set ` {} `
10- ### Dictionary ` {:} `
1+ # 01. Basic Data Types
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12- ## Arithmetic Operators
13- ### Addition ` + `
14- ### Subtraction ` - `
15- ### Multiplication ` * `
16- ### True Division ` / `
17- ### Floor Division ` // `
18- ### Modulo ` % `
19- ### Exponentiation ` ** `
3+ # 02. Arithmetic Operators
204
21- ## Comparison Operators
22- ### Equal ` == `
23- ### Not equal ` != `
24- ### Greater than ` > `
25- ### Less than ` < `
26- ### Greater than or equal to ` >= `
27- ### Less than or equal to ` <= `
5+ # 03. Comparison Operators
286
29- ## Logical Operators
30- ### AND
31- ### OR
32- ### NOT
33-
34- ## Operator precedence
35- Showing from most binding to the least binding
36- - Parentheses (grouping)
37- - Exponentiation
38- - Multiplication, division, modulo
39- - Addition, subtraction
7+ # 04. Logical Operators
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 1- ### Addition ` + `
2- ### Subtraction ` - `
3- ### Multiplication ` * `
4- ### True Division ` / `
5- ### Floor Division ` // `
6- ### Modulo ` % `
7- ### Exponentiation ` ** `
1+ ## Addition ` + `
2+ Correct uses:
3+ - The use with integers and floats:
4+ ` 44 + 19.5 # 63.5 `
5+ - The use with strings (concatenation):
6+ ` "My name is" + "James" `
7+
8+ Wrong uses:
9+ - Between strings and integers/floats:
10+ ` "The correct number is" + 5 `
11+ ` TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str `
12+
13+ ## Subtraction ` - `
14+ - The use between integers/floats:
15+ ` 93.1 - 50 `
16+
17+ ## Multiplication ` * `
18+ - The arithmetic use:
19+ ` 8 * 5 `
20+
21+ - Multiplying data types:
22+ ` "Hello " * 2 `
23+ ` [100] * 2 `
24+ ` (100, 1) * 2 `
25+
26+ ## True Division ` / `
27+ - The two operands will always result in a float using the ` / ` operator
28+
29+ Example:
30+ ` 40 / 2 ` will result ` 20.0 `
31+
32+ ## Floor Division ` // `
33+ - Will always round the amount and result in a string
34+
35+ Example:
36+ ` 55 // 3 `
37+
38+ ## Modulo ` % `
39+ - Based on the Euclidean division
40+ - Start with a ** dividend** and a ** divisor**
41+ - It's used to get the remainder between the two operands
42+
43+ Example:
44+
45+ The result for ` 10 % 3 ` is ` 1 ` .
46+
47+
48+ ## Exponentiation ` ** `
49+ ` 2 ** 3 ` Can be read as: 2 raised to the power of 3, and it works just like in math
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