Comparison, Logical, and Membership Operators in Python | Python for Beginners

In this series we will be walking through everything you need to know to get started in Python! In this video we learn about Operators in Python.

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0:00 Comparison Operators
2:54 Logical Operators
5:05 Membership Operators
6:50 Outro

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[queensam]

Thank you for simplifying this. Especially the boolean operators. Your videos are always resourceful.

[furkaneren]

I’m A business analyst at ING Bank but I will become a data analyst thanks to you on the future. Thanks for the video

[essamanbar]

Although I have a CS background, yet your way of delivering info is very simple and easy.
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[fahimhoq]

This is really helpful for writing functions as well.

[snehilsparsh]

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[sarkersaadahmed]

1:51 the only reason "vanilla" == "chocolate" is false is not because vanilla is not rqual to chocolate but the id that stores the string isnt equal [vanilla has one id] [choco has one different id] only lists has same id regardless of how you change it

[ewonkechi]

Waoooo. Make learning very easy and simple

[mathewsjoy]

Can you go through some day to day tasks you need to complete as a data analyst in some of the tools e.g. python, excel, powerbi

[DreaSimply]

I understand everything that he did, except the last example when he added in wanted_scoops = 8. How did changing the name without assigning the variables still work?

[osiobeafoke]

Hi Dave, I know this is not related to the video but I need a little help if you can see this.
I enrolled for the Google Analytics Certificate and applied for the financial aid. I got approved for the financial aid about a four days ago and finished the first course yesterday. Today I finished the first week on the second course but I’m not allowed to take the weekly challenge as it says I need to upgrade even though my financial aid got approved. Please do you have any idea why it comes out that way?

[XB_HaidyX]

Computer science kicked in for the logical operators, hah!

[doomturd]

saying vanilla is greater than chocolate is crazy