EXPRESSIONS

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EXPRESSIONS IN PYTHON 

In Python, expressions are combinations of values, variables, operators, and function calls that produce a result. Here are some examples of expressions in Python

Arithmetic Expressions:

  • Addition: 2 + 3
  • Subtraction: 5 - 2
  • Multiplication: 4 * 6
  • Division: 10 / 2
  • Modulo (remainder): 15 % 7
  • Exponentiation: 2 ** 4

Comparison Expressions:
    • Equality: 3 == 3
    • Inequality: 4 != 6
    • Greater than: 5 > 2
    • Less than: 8 < 10
    • Greater than or equal to: 7 >= 5
    • Less than or equal to: 9 <= 12
    Logical Expressions:

    • Logical AND: True and False
    • Logical OR: True or False
    • Logical NOT: not True

    String Concatenation:

    greeting = "Hello" + " " + "World"

    Function Calls:

    • len("Hello") # Returns the length of the string "Hello"
    • max(3, 9, 2) # Returns the maximum value among the given arguments
    Variable Assignment:
    • x = 10
    • y = x + 5

    These are just a few examples of expressions in Python. Expressions can be as simple as a single value or more complex with multiple operators and function calls. They are used to perform calculations, make comparisons, manipulate strings, and more in Python programs

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