An operator is, in general, a typographical symbol that means something special to the Python interpreter, and tells it to do something with the literals or variables next to it. Many are basic ...

skirpichev on Jul 2 Contributor And operator.imod () looks like it would covert input to int. Where it "looks"? operator.imod is documented as "equivalent to a %= b." The % operator is implemented for ...

C. Boolean operators Expressions may be linked together or negated using the Boolean logical operators and, or, and not, all of which are Python keywords. The not operator has the highest precedence ...