What's the use of //= ,&= ,|= ,^= ,>>= ,<<= operators in python? | Sololearn: Learn to code for FREE! (2024)

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Please anyone explain me I need clear explanation

12th Jun 2020, 1:38 PM

Thayani Gathirvelou🇱🇰

Preity thank you

//= is floor division&= is bitwise AND|= is bitwise OR^= is bitwise XOR>>= is bitwise right shift. <<= is bitwise left shift. The equal at the end is because you give a variable at the front and a value after it and the final value will be stored in the variable.

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>> right shift and << left shifta = 0011 1100a >>= 2# a is now 0000 1111

Thayani Gathirvelou🇱🇰 check Preity's answer which has links to the various bitwise operators.

But anyways, x<<=2 is basically just 5*2^2=20.

Dulshan Weeratunge % Modulus: Divides and returns the value of remainderExamples:-1)>>>4%3; output 12)>>>10%3; Output 13)>>>10.5%3 Output 1.5

Dulshan Weeratunge= divides and returns🔝

I understand addition operator but couldn't understand bitwise operators

Instead of a = a + 5Its a += 5Exactly the same thing (goes for the other operators as well) Its just to make it easier since variables are updated so often.

Prom x=5 x<<=2 how to calculate this

Thank you friends Now i clearly understand Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

Ya now iam clear about it

Pls explain what is % in Python

Thank you all now i clearly understand 🙏🙏🙏🙏

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