EDA Python - 08-4_comparison_and_membership

The video tutorial covers essential programming concepts, focusing on membership checks and comparison operators in Python. It explains how to determine if a value is present in a list using membership checks, returning Boolean values. The tutorial also delves into comparison operators, such as greater than, less than, and equality, illustrating their role in decision-making processes. Through examples, it demonstrates how these operators work and their importance in programming logic. The video concludes with advanced membership checks, emphasizing their simplicity and utility in Python compared to other languages.

What is the result of checking if 67 is in the list 'scores'?

• Error

• None

• True

• False

If 'sample' is 43 and 'boiling point' is 100, what does 'sample > boiling point' return?

• None

• Error

• True

• False

Which operator is used to check if two values are equal?

• <>

• =

• !=

• ==

What will '5 not in X' return if X is [1, 2, 3, 'cat']?

• True

• False

• None

• Error

Which of the following is true about membership checks in Python?

• They are more complex than in other languages.

• They are easier to perform than in many other languages.

• They always return an error.

• They are not supported in Python.