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Float Assignment

The document discusses various operations that can be performed on float values in Python. It includes declaring and checking the type of a float, arithmetic operations, comparison operators, equality operators, logical operators, and membership operators applied to floats. The key points are: - Float values can be declared and stored in variables, and their type and id can be checked. - Arithmetic, comparison, equality, and logical operators can be used to perform calculations and comparisons on float values stored in variables. - Membership operators like 'in' and 'not in' can check if a float value is a member of a sequence, set, dictionary, or range, returning a boolean. - The ids of float values

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Float Assignment

The document discusses various operations that can be performed on float values in Python. It includes declaring and checking the type of a float, arithmetic operations, comparison operators, equality operators, logical operators, and membership operators applied to floats. The key points are: - Float values can be declared and stored in variables, and their type and id can be checked. - Arithmetic, comparison, equality, and logical operators can be used to perform calculations and comparisons on float values stored in variables. - Membership operators like 'in' and 'not in' can check if a float value is a member of a sequence, set, dictionary, or range, returning a boolean. - The ids of float values

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Q. ​Declare a float value and store it in a variable.

Check the type and print the id of the same.

Q.​ ​Arithmetic Operations on float


Take two different float values.
Store them in two different variables.
Do below operations on them:-
​Find sum of both numbers
​Find difference between them
​Find the product of both numbers.
​Find value after dividing first num with second number
​Find the remainder after dividing first number with second number
​Find the quotient after dividing first number with second number
​Find the result of the first num to the power of the second number.

Q.​ Comparison Operators on float


Take two different float values.
Store them in two different variables.
Do below operations on them:-
Compare these two numbers with below operator:-
Greater than, '>'
Smaller than, '<'
Greater than or equal to, '>='
Less than or equal to, '<='
Observe their output(return type should be boolean)

Q.​ ​Equality Operator


Take two different float values.
Store them in two different variables.
Equate them using equality operators (==, !=)
Observe the output(return type should be boolean)

Q.​ Logical operators


Observe the output of below code
Cross check the output manually

print​(​10.20​ ​and​ ​20.30​) #both are true and second value taken
>Output is 20.3

print​(​0.0​ ​and​ ​20.30​) #First is false so first value


taken->Output is 0.0
print​(​20.30​ ​and​ ​0.0​) #Goes to till second and second value is
false so second is taken>Output is 0.0

print​(​0.0​ ​and​ ​0.0​) #First is false so first value is


taken->Output is 0.0

print​(​10.20​ ​or​ ​20.30​) #First is True so first value is


taken>Output is 10.2

print​(​0.0​ ​or​ ​20.30​) #Goes to till second and second is true


second value is taken->Output is 20.3

print​(​20.30​ ​or​ ​0.0​) #First is True so first value is


taken->Output is 20.3

print​(​0.0​ ​or​ ​0.0​) #Goes to till second and second is also


false and second value is taken>Output is 0.0

print​(​not​ ​10.20​) #-Not of true is false->Output is False

print​(​not​ ​0.0​) #Not of false is True>Output is True

Q.​ What is the output of expression inside print statement. Cross check
before running the program.
a = ​10.20
b - 1​ 0.20
print​(a ​is​ b) #True or False? True 10.20<256
print​(a ​is​ ​not​ b) #True or False? False
Why the Id of float values are different when the same value is
assigned to two different variables
ex: a = 10.5 b=10.5. but id will be same if I assign the variable
having float i.e. a=c then both a and c's Id are same

Q.​ Bitwise operation is not applicable between instances of float.


Why the Id of float values are different when the same value is
assigned to two different variables
ex: a = 10.5 b=10.5. but id will be same if I assign the variable
having float i.e. a=c then both a and c's Id are same
Object reusability concept is not applicable on float values.
Q.​ Membership operation
in, not in are two membership operators and it returns boolean value

print​(​'2.7'​ i
​ n​ '​ Python2.7.8'​) #True
print​(​10.20​ i​ n​ [​10​,​10.20​,​10​+​20j​,​'Python'​]) #True
print​(​10.20​ ​in​ (​10​,​10.20​,​10​+​20j​,​'Python'​)) # True
print​(​20.30​ ​in​ {​1​,​20.30​,​30​+​40j​}) # True
print​(​2.3​ ​in​ {​1​:​100​, ​2.3​:​200​, ​30​+​40j​:​300​}) # True
print​(​10​ ​in​ ​range​(​20​)) # True

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