🌟 Intro Story: The Magical Kitchen Begins

Ek baar ki baat hai (Once upon a time)... ek chef tha, Chef Python! 🍳

Uske paas ek magical kitchen tha jahan sab kuch operators se control hota tha — bina button dabaye, bina spell ke, bas simple Python operators! 💪

Aur har ingredient, har action ek operator ke through kaam karta tha.

Let's dive into this story and learn Python Operators in a mazedaar (fun) way! 🚀

🫙 Variables in the Magical Kitchen

"Chef Python ke kitchen mein sab cheezon ko naam diye jaate the — jaise aloo, tamatar, sugar — taaki unko baar-baar yaad rakhna easy ho.
Isi ko coding mein variable kehte hain — ek naam jo kisi bhi value ko represent karta hai."

# Kitchen Variables
sugar = 2  # in cups
tea = 3
milk = 4

print("Sugar:", sugar, "cups")
print("Tea:", tea, "cups")
print("Milk:", milk, "cups")

🌱 What Are Operators in Python?

Operators woh tools hain jo Python mein calculations aur decision making karne ke kaam aate hain. 📈

Just like our chef uses different tools to make tasty dishes, Python uses operators to create magic!

Types of Operators in Python

1. Arithmetic Operators

2. Comparison Operators

3. Logical Operators

4. Bitwise Operators

5. Assignment Operators

6. Identity Operators and Membership Operators

🔹 1. Arithmetic Operators

Kitchen Magic: Chef ne ingredients add (+) kiye, thoda sugar kam (-) kiya, quantity double (*) kari, aur portions divide (/) kiye aur thodi se extra bhi bach gayee (%)!

# Arithmetic Example
a = 5
b = 2
print(a + b)  # Addition: 7
print(a - b)  # Subtraction: 3
print(a * b)  # Multiplication: 10
print(a / b)  # Division: 2.5
print(a // b)  # Floor Division: 2 
print(a % b)  # Modulus: 1 (which returns only the remainder)
''' 🧠 **Note:** `//` operator returns only the whole number.  
 Jaise agar 5 biscuits hain aur 2 log hain, to har ek ko 2 biscuits milenge –  
 bacha hua 1 ka hisaab nahi hota! 🍪 '''

🔹 2. Comparison Operators

Kitchen Magic: Chef compare karta tha kya sugar ki quantity zyada (>), kam (<) ya barabar (==) hai! 💪

# Comparison Example
sugar = 5
required_sugar = 5

print(sugar == required_sugar)   # Equal to: True
print(sugar != required_sugar)   # Not equal to: False
print(sugar > required_sugar)    # Greater than: False
print(sugar < required_sugar)    # Less than: False
print(sugar >= required_sugar)   # Greater than or equal to: True
print(sugar <= required_sugar)   # Less than or equal to: True

🔹 3. Logical Operators

Kitchen Magic: Agar (if) milk aur chocolate dono hain, tab banega chocolate cake! (milk and chocolate → cake) 🍰 ( Combine conditional statements )

# Logical Example
milk = True
chocolate = True

if milk and chocolate:
    print("Chocolate cake ready!")
# example
milk = True
sugar = False

if milk and sugar:
    print("Chai ready! ☕")
else:
    print("Chai cancel. 🥲")

#example 
bread = True
butter = False

if bread or butter:
    print("Breakfast ready! 🥪")
else:
    print("Breakfast cancel. 🥲")

🔹 4. Bitwise Operators

Kitchen Magic: "Chef Python ke paas ek secret spice system tha. Har masale ka ek binary code tha.
Jaise hi woh masalon ke code ko combine karta, taste nikalta magical ho jaata!" ✨

Bitwise operators allow you to work directly with bits (0s and 1s) — the lowest level of data!

a = 5    # binary: 0101 how to check bin code: print(bin(a))
b = 3    # binary: 0011

print(a & b)   # AND: 1   (0001) Rule: 1 & 1 = 1, otherwise 0
print(a | b)   # OR: 7    (0111) Rule: 1 | 0 = 1, 1 | 1 = 1
print(a ^ b)   # XOR: 6    (0110) Rule: 1 ^ 1 = 0, 1 ^ 0 = 1
print(~a)      # NOT: -6   Rule: Flips bits and negates the number (~x = -(x+1))
print(a << 1)  # Left Shift: 10 (1010) Rule: x << n shifts bits left, multiplying by 2^n
print(a >> 1)  # Right Shift: 2 (0010) Rule: x >> n shifts bits right, dividing by 2^n
'''🧠 **Note:** 
left shift: It shifts the bits to the left, and every shift is like multiplying the number by 2.
right shift: it shifts the bits to the right, and every shift is like dividing the number by 2 (ignoring decimals)
'''

🔹 5. Assignment Operators

Kitchen Magic: Chef ne apna stock update (+=) kiya — jaise jaise naye ingredients aaye!

# Assignment Example
sugar_stock = 10
sugar_stock += 5  # Now sugar_stock = 15
print(sugar_stock)

🔹6. Membership Operators

Kitchen Magic: Dekhna padta tha ki 'flour' grocery list mein hai ya nahi( Check if value exists in sequence )

# Membership Example
grocery_list = ['flour', 'sugar', 'eggs']
print('flour' in grocery_list)  # True
print('butter' in grocery_list)  # False

🔹 Identity Operators

Kitchen Magic: Yeh same spoon hai ya doosra? (is, is not)

# Identity Example
x = [1, 2, 3]
y = x
z = [1, 2, 3]

print(x is y)  # True
print(x is z)  # False

🎉 The Final Recipe - Moral of the Story

Operators are like the magical tools in Python's kitchen! 🍽️

Whether it's addition or comparison, membership checks, or identity verification—Python's dishes are prepared effortlessly with the magic of operators! ✨

Aur agar aap yeh operators sahi tarah samajh jaate ho, to coding duniya mein aapka magic alag hi level ka hoga! 🚀

📚 Sources & Tools Used

• 🧠 Content inspired and supported by:
  GeeksforGeeks, ChatGPT (OpenAI)

• 🎨 Images designed using:Canva, Paint

• 👨‍🍳 Story + Code by: Ajeet Singh

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