2.5. Operators in Python | Python Tutorial |Arithmetic Assignment Comparison Logical Identity Member

. In this video, I have explained about the Operators in Python. Arithmetic Operators, Assignment Operators, Comparison Operators, Logical Operators, Identity Operators, Membership Operators.

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[MuhammadKamran-iirh]

So much informative. After watched the first video I already said that this channel will soon get million of subscribe as you are explaining the thing. I would also humbly request you to let us know how to write various equation in python like two x cube plus 3 x square minus 2 x minus 18. Its just an example and if you made a video about it we would be extrenely grateful. Thank you so much

[reddy-nlxf]

Started...2.5 modules let see by when I can complete this 💫

[ganeshnmandape]

Also explain bitwise and ternary operator

[idontknowiknow]

I have couple of questions here

#1 What's the difference between "is" operator and "==" ? What are the use cases which we need to select one over the other?
#2 You mentioned int data object is immutable, then how does the operator += work? Ex : a += 5 means a = a+5 which means it should fail as int type is immutable.