The Complete Python Course - Membership Operators

The video tutorial explains membership operators in data structures, focusing on 'in' and 'not in' operators. It provides examples using a list of names to demonstrate how these operators work. The 'in' operator checks if an element is present in a sequence, returning true if it is. Conversely, the 'not in' operator checks for absence, returning true if the element is not present. The tutorial includes practical examples to illustrate these concepts, enhancing understanding of how membership operators function in programming.

Which of the following is a membership operator in Python?

• not

• in

• or

• and

What will the 'in' operator return if the element is present in the list?

• Error

• None

• True

• False

If 'Amit' is in the list ['Amit', 'John', 'Tim'], what will 'Amit in list' return?

• Error

• False

• True

• None

What will the 'not in' operator return if the element is not present in the list?

• Error

• None

• True

• False

If 'Smith' is not in the list ['Amit', 'John', 'Tim'], what will 'Smith not in list' return?

• False

• None

• True

• Error