Hi everyone, Today we will be covering a comparison operator, the

logical operator the way we use them in jupyter notebook. So we have

several operators in python comparison operators, logical operators let
see how we can use them. You may be already aware of it but let me
show couples of them and you can try others, other operators at home.
So it's false we have already discussed it. Let's try this one this is true,
greater than equal to. It is a true statement let's try this one this is true,
less than equal to. These are the operators see when you are dealing
with the small mathematical things you may have to use them check
you the difference between two items or probably the bigger once that
is where you can use them so this is less than or equal to, the one that
is used so its not equal to but it is definitely 1 is definitely less than 4 so
that is the reason it is showing true ok will try that in your system you
will see it works correctly. Let's try other once equality it is true. let's try
this I don't think I need to explain it when you are using 1 == 2 if one is
equal to the item which is on the right side. So if I will do this what
would happen, nothing since we are using logical operators,
comparison operators, false this is correct. Let's try this, false can
anybody tell me why it is false? well, it's in the codes cannot be equal to
one it is not Afcos what if I remove these quotes it will be the same as
true. The moment I will add these quotes it's not a number anymore, is
it? no, it's not. Numbers are treated differently, Strings are treated
differently, List is managed in a different way so on so for. Inequality
let's check this out, remember these operators or don't remember
them if you keep using them regularly it will be fed in your system. So
this is the Inequality sign basically not equal to you can say that not
equal to this is equal to, this is not equal to, yes 1 is not equal to 2 that
is correct this is the reason you are true as in result these are the
comparison operator. Let's check out logical operators this is the
interesting part when you are trying to compare use logical operators
you will find it interesting the good is you can use other numbers, other
data it not take your much time just check your knowledge and
enhance your knowledge this part I really like this part and guys since
we are doing it we should be good at statistics so I would suggest you
all this is a sort of pr-represent start going through basic statistics as a
mean, median, mode so what is the difference, recommendations,
combinations whatever you understand they are easy to understand
there is no rocket science in it, Question you can always ask but if you
can prepare yourself that will be a great help while you are learning. So
moving on with the logical operators so we are using and here
remember and did you see the result so I am using the and operator
here, and logical operator so both these items should meet the criteria
if one of them is following apart then the answer will be false. let me
change this let's see if there is the change in result do you see it has
changed into true so what is and function doing here? and logical
operator doing here it is doing a logical, logical it is running and
operation in the first item which is this and in the second item both of
these are correct then result will be true. Unlike the original one that
we used let's see false, now it is false I guess it's simple or Let's use this
one earlier we used and now let's use or true why it's showing true?
because this is the same information that we added here because or
would mean one of them has to be correct and one of them is correct
this is the reason we have true here and the and function both of these
operations we have trying to perform has to be correct which was not
the case trying using other numbers and you will understand it
shouldn't take much time. Let's try multiple logical operators here true,
I think this explains itself 1==2 it's incorrect it has to be false then 2 ==
3 which is again incorrect but the third one is correct and we have used
or logical operators this is the reason the output we have got it's in the
form of true bullion remember the bullion true or false that is how we
are getting output here try the numbers see how you can play off with
the data. Let's try this I, these are the statements that you would use a
lot of times if-else and else statement they are not tuff to understand
but you may have to use it to you know, apply certain logic and
understand. Before I moved on to else statement I would think that
comparison and logical operators are clear just try using this operator
at home, apply whatever you can do several operators there, try to
compare the numbers, apply logical operators and see the kind of
results that you would get they are easy to understand but you have to
put in your effort to make sure that you have understood completely
because on and off you may have to use it but you won't to anywhere
in a situation wherein you tend to forget. These are the basic ones so I
would expect all of you to absolutely mindful and guys once you will be
do it I don't think the chance of forgetting it. So keep it up I will explain
about the if-else statements in other videos. Today for this video that's
it. Thank you