08. Comparison, Logical and Bitwise Operators | Python tutorial for beginners | Python Fundamentals

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Introduction to Comparison Operator: Comparison operators are used to compare one value to another. The result of a comparison is a Boolean value, which can be either True or False.
Introduction to Logical Operator: Logical operators are used to combining conditional statements.
Introduction to Bitwise Operator: Bitwise operators are used to compare (binary) numbers.

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The topics covered are given below:

○ Introduction - 0:00
○ Comparison Operator - 0:27
○ Logical Operator - 3:31
○ Bitwise Operator - 4:42
○ Ninja Trap - 6:56

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[anirudhpaga]

Madam at 7:14 you said "It will always output the variable which has a larger value", then the output for ninja trap should be 10 know
instead of 7 7?