Operators (Python)

Operators

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Operators

Operators are used to perform mathematical calculations or manipulate data of all kinds.

Here are the main operators:

• +: Addition of two numbers
• -: Subtraction
• *: Multiplication
• /: Division (decimal result)
• //: Quotient of integer division
• %: Remainder of the division (modulo)
• ==: Equality between two values
• `, =`: Comparisons of two numbers
• and: "And" of two booleans
• or: "Or" of two booleans
• not: "Not" (inverts a boolean)
• =: Assignment of a variable
• +=, -=, *= etc.: Operator + assignment of a variable

In an expression with several operators, the operators are applied according to the usual precedence rules: for example, * takes precedence over +.

Example with different operators:

You can also use parentheses, as in (5 + 7) * 2.

Assignment operators

In addition to the = operator, there are many assignment operators like +=, -=, *= etc., which combine a calculation and an assignment.

An example with *=, which performs a multiplication and stores the result in the same variable:

A more complex healing condition

Our current healing condition makes us heal as soon as we have lost 1 life point. We can improve it by healing ourselves only when our life is

To display the value of a variable or an expression in the fight actions, use Debug.log(). Example: Debug.log(me.maxLife * 0.75).

❓ Quiz

What is the result of the code 10 + (5 * 7) - 20 // 4?

40 25 18 -30

What is the value of x at the end of the code x = 10; x *= 2; x += 5; x //= 5?

5 15 22 12

What is the result of the code (True and False) or (True and True)?

1 3 True False

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