# Operators in Python

Speaking about operators in Python, mostly, we can divide them into next groups:

* **Arithmetic operators**, which are used for mathematical computations;

* **Assignment operators**, which are used for assigning values to variables;

* **Comparison operators**, which are used to compare two values/variables and return a boolean value `True` or `False`;

* **Logical operators**, which are used to check whether an expression is `True` or `False`.

In the following video, we are going to discuss into more detailed way specific operators of corresponding kinds, as well as respective code:

What is the difference between `==`  and `is` operators?

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First of all, we are going to discover some basic features of Python programming language, which will be helpful for us during the rest of the course, including data types, basic operators, functions, including some of the built-in, basics of NumPy and Pandas libraries, and also - how to upload financial data, in our case - from financial provider Yahoo Finance. 

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Basic Operators

What is an operator?

Operators in Python