Python Operators

Used to perform operations to strings, numbers, and even statements
4 types:
- Arithmetic Operators
  - Used for mathematical operations like addition, subtraction, and others
  - + (Addition)
  - - (Subtraction)
  - * (Multiplication)
  - / (Division)
  - % (Modulus)
  - ** (Exponentiation)
  - // (Floor Division)
- Assignment Operators
  - Used to assign values to a variable
  - =
  - +=
  - -=
  - *=
  - /=
  - %=
  - //=
  - **=
- Relational/Comparison Operators
  - Return a Boolean either True or False
  - > returns TRUE if the left operand is HIGHER than the right operant
  - < returns TRUE if the left operand is LOWER than the right operand
  - == returns TRUE if the two operants are EQUAL
  - != returns TRUE if the two operands are NOT EQUAL
  - >= returns TRUE if the left operand is HIGHER THAN OR EQUAL to the right operand
  - <= returns TRUE if the left operand is LOWER THAN OR EQUAL to the right operand
- Logical Operators
  - Used to combine conditional statements and returns a Boolean either True or False
  - and returns TRUE if BOTH of the statements or expressions are TRUE
  - or returns TRUE if ONE of the statements or expressions is TRUE
  - not REVERSES the results, returns FALSE IF TRUE and TRUE IF FALSE