Using Python, The program's variable types rely entirely on the type of data to be utilized for declaring, creating, and applying mathematical functions on the user's input. Integer variables are used for numerical values, Floating point variables are used for decimal numeric variables, string variables are used for text representation, Boolean variables are used for true/ false, and 0/ 1 values, and the list variable type is used for a list of items. The variable type can be any of the following: int, float, string, char, bool, etc.

Python Basic Operators

Python operators are used to changing values and variables in general. These symbols represent standard symbols for logical and mathematical operations. We'll look at numerous types of Python operators in this tutorial.

1. Arithmetic Operators: Mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are performed using arithmetic operators.
2. Comparison Operators: The values are compared using relational operators. Depending on the criteria, it returns True or False.
3. Logical Operators: Logical AND, OR, and NOT operations are performed by logical operators. It's used to link conditional statements together.
4. Bitwise Operators: Bitwise operators work with bits and conduct operations bit by bit. These are used to manipulate binary data.
5. Assignment Operators: When assigning values to variables, assignment operators are employed.
6. Identity Operators: The identity operators, is and is not, are both used to see if two values are at the same memory location. The fact that two variables are equal does not mean they are identical.
7. Membership Operators: The membership operators, in and not in, are used to determine whether a value or variable is in a sequence.
8. Operator Precedence: This is used to select which operation to do first in an expression having multiple operators with different precedence.
9. Operator Associativity: Operator Associativity is used to determine if an expression contains two or more operators with the same precedence. It can be done from the left to the right or the right to the left.