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Type	Examples	Full Name
str	"z", "foo", "Hello!", "3.0", "int"	string
int	-11, -2, 0, 3, 101	integer
float	-96.4, -2.0, 0.0, 0.8, 3.0, 101.1	floating-point
bool	True, False	boolean
NoneType	None	none type

Operator	Name	Unary	Binary	Example
+	addition	x	x	1 + 2   # evaluates to 3
-	subtraction	x	x	2 - 1   # evaluates to 1
*	multiplication		x	2 * 3   # evaluates to 6
/	division		x	4 / 2   # evaluates to 2
**	exponentiation		x	3 ** 2   # evaluates to 9
//	floor division		x	5 // 2   # evaluates to 2
%	modulo		x	4 % 2   # evaluates to 0

Operator	Operation	Example Usage
==	is equal to (value equality)	1 == 1  # evaluates to True   1 == 2  # evaluates to False
!=	is not equal to (value inequality)	1 != 2  # evaluates to True   1 != 1  # evaluates to False
>	greater than	2 > 1   # evaluates to True   2 > 2   # evaluates to False   1 > 2   # evaluates to False
<	less than	1 < 2   # evaluates to True   2 < 2   # evaluates to False   2 < 1   # evaluates to False
>=	greater than or equal	2 >= 1  # evaluates to True   1 >= 1  # evaluates to True   0 >= 1  # evaluates to False
<=	less than or equal	0 <= 1  # evaluates to True   1 <= 1  # evaluates to True   2 <= 1  # evaluates to False

Operator	Operation Description	Example Usage
and	both are True	True  and True True  and False False and True False and False    # evaluates to True # evaluates to False # evaluates to False # evaluates to False
or	at least one is True	True  or True True  or False False or True False or False     # evaluates to True # evaluates to True # evaluates to True # evaluates to False
not	inverse (opposite)	not True not False          # evaluates to False # evaluates to True

Assignment:

variable_name

<assignment operator>

object_being_assigned

Assignment examples:
x = 3
y = .01
z = 'abc'
my_variable_name = 101
cat_lives = 9.0
city_name = "Austin"
chocolate = True
abc = 123

Augmented Assignment:

variable_name

<augment><assignment operator>

object_being_assigned

variable = variable + 1
is equivalent to
variable += 1

Operator	Example	Explanation
=	variable = object	binds object to variable
+=	variable += <number> variable += "string"	increases variable by <number> concatenates "string"
-=	variable -= <number>	decreases variable by <number>
*=	variable *= <number> string *= <number>	multiplies variable by <number> replicates string <number> times
/=	variable /= <number>	divides variable by <number>
**=	variable **= <number>	raises variable to the <number>th power
%=	variable %= <number>	evaluates to variable modulo <number>

Operator	Name	Operation Description	Example Usage
is	identity operator	checks for reference equality	# evaluates to True: x = None x is None warning: avoid numbers
in	membership operator	checks for membership	# evaluates to True: 1 in ["dog", 1, 2.3] "a" in [False, "a"] -1.0 in [-1, 0, 2] # evaluates to False: 1.9 in [-1, 0, 2]

Operator	Name	Operation Description	Example Usage
&	bitwise and	both are True (logical and)	1 & 1   # eval. to 1
|	bitwise (inclusive) or	at least one is True (logical or)	1 | 0   # eavl. to 1
^	bitwise xor (exclusive or)	one is True but not both	1 ^ 1   # eval. to 0
~	bitwise inversion (bitwise NOT)	inverts value (logical negation)	~0   # eval. to 1
<<	bitwise shift left	bitshift first argument left by second argument	1 << 2   # eval. to 100
>>	bitwise shift right	bitshift first argument right by second argument	10 >> 1   # eval. to 1