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NAME-- SUBHAM YADAV

STU CODE--BWU/BTA/23/629
DEPT--B.TECH CSE AIML
SEC--K
COURSE– INTRODUCTION OF PYTHON
Use of Assignment
Operators in
Python
In this presentation, we will explore
the diverse range of assignment
operators in Python and their
practical applications, empowering
you to write more efficient and
expressive code.
Use of Assignment
Operators in Python
Q What are Assignment Operators?
• Assignment operators are special symbols in Python used to
assign values to variables.

• They allow you to perform arithmetic or logical operations


and assign the result to a variable in a concise manner.
• Understanding assignment operators is crucial for writing
clean, readable, and efficient Python code.
The Basic Assignment Operator: =
1. The '=' operator is the most fundamental assignment operator, used to store a value in

2. It creates a reference between the variable and the assigned value, allowing you
to access and manipulate that value later in your code.
3. Proper use of the assignment operator is essential for building dynamic and responsive p
Augmented Assignment
Operators

1 Combining Operations 2 Concise and Readable


and Assignment Code
Augmented assignment They allow you to update a
operators, such as '+=', '- variable's value based on
=', '*=', and '/=', combine its current value, making
an arithmetic operation your code more concise
and assignment in a single and readable.
step.

3 Repetitive Operations
Augmented assignment operators are particularly useful when
performing repetitive operations, such as accumulating a
running total or updating a counter.
Chained Assignments

Python allows you to chain multiple assignment


operations on a single line, making your code more
compact.

Chained assignments can save time and improve


readability, but should be used judiciously to maintain
code clarity.
Order of Operations with Assignment
Right-Associative
Assignments are right-associative, meaning they are evaluated
from right to left.

Standard Order
The order of operations follows standard mathematical conventions,
with parentheses, exponents, multiplication/division, and
addition/subtraction evaluated first.

Chained Assignments
Chained assignments are evaluated from right to left, with the
rightmost assignment performed first.

Avoiding Unexpected Results


Proper understanding of assignment order is crucial to avoid
unexpected results in complex expressions.
Practical Examples and
Use Cases

Incrementing a counter Chaining variable


assignments
count += 1 is more
concise than count = x = y = z = 0 initializes
count + 1. three variables to 0 in a
single line.

Updating multiple variables


a, b, c = 1, 2, 3 assigns values to three variables simultaneously.
THANK YOU

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