Python has different types of operators for different operations. They are as follows:

Arithmetic operators:

Arithmetic operators are used to perform arithmetic/mathematical operations.

Name	Operator	Example
Addition	+	a+b
Subtraction	–	a-b
Multiplication	*	a*b
Division	/	a/b
Exponential	**	a**b
Modulus	%	a%b
Floor Division	//	a//b

Assignment operators:

These operators are used to assign values to variables.

Name	Evaluated As
=	a=b
+=	a+=b    or    a=a+b
-=	a-=b    or    a=a-b
*=	a*=b    or    a=a*b
**=	a**=b    or    a=a**b
/*	a/=b    or    a=a/b
//=	a//=b    or    a=a//b
%=	a%=b    or    a=a%b
&=	a&=b    or    a=a&b
|=	a|=b    or    a=a|b
^=	a^=b    or    a=a^b
>>=	a>>=b    or    a=a>>b
<<=	a<<=b    or    a=a<<b

Comparison (Relational) operators:

These operators are used to compare values.

Name	Operator	Example
Equal	==	a==b
Not Equal	!=	a!=b
Less Than	<	a>b
Greater Than	>	a<b
Less Than or Equal to	<=	a>=b
Greater Than or Equal to	>=	a<=b

Identity operators:

Name	Example	Evaluated As
is	a is b	Returns True if a and b are same
is not	a is not b	Returns True if a and b are not same

Logical operators:

These operators are used to deal with logical operations.

Name	Operator	Example
AND	and	a=2 and b=3
OR	or	a=2 or b=3
NOT	not	Not(a=2 or b=3)

Membership operators:

Name	Example	Evaluated As
in	a in b	Returns True if a is present in given sequence or collection
not in	a not in b	Returns True if a is not present in given sequence or collection

Operator Precedence in Python:

Name	Operator
Parenthesis	()
Exponential	**
Complement, unary plus, unary minus	~ , +,  –
Multiply, divide, modulus, floor division	*,  /,  %,  //
Addition, subtraction	+, –
Left shift and right shift operators	<<, >>
Bitwise and	&
Bitwise or and xor	^, |
Comparison operators	<, >, >=, <=
Equality operators	==, !=
Assignment operators	=, %=, /=, //=, -=, +=, *= , **=
Identity operators	is, is not
Membership operators	in, not in
Logical operators	and, or, not