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a = 10
a += 5

print(a)

b = 20
b -= a

print(b)

print (a < b)

The bits will be shifted by one position to the left, and a zero will be appended at the end of the sequence. Therefore, the left shift on “0101010” will result in “1010100”.

The = operator is the assignment operator, and it equates the value on the right side to the variable at the left side. For instance, the expression (a = 10) assigns a value of 10 to a. Conversely, the == operator is a comparison operator which returns True only if the values on both sides are equal.

​​mathematical_expression = 2 + (20 - 5) // 5
print(mathematical_expression)

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