Complete Python Scripting for Automation - Comparison Operators

The video tutorial explains Python's comparison operators, which are used to find relationships between two values, resulting in a Boolean output of true or false. It covers examples with numbers and strings, highlighting how Python uses ASCII values for string comparison. The tutorial also discusses the practical application of these operators in conditional statements.

What is the primary output type of comparison operators in Python?

• Integer

• String

• Boolean

• Float

Which of the following is NOT a comparison operator in Python?

• &&

• <=

• !=

• ==

Which comparison operator would you use to check if a value is not equal to another?

• ==!

• ==

• !=

• <>

In Python, what will be the result of the expression '3 <= 4'?

• False

• None

• True

• Error

How does Python determine the result when comparing two strings?

• By comparing ASCII values of characters

• By comparing the length of the strings

• By comparing the number of vowels

• By comparing the number of consonants

What function is used to find the ASCII code of a character in Python?

• char()

• chr()

• ord()

• ascii()

Why are comparison operators crucial in conditional statements?

• They are used to define functions

• They are used for string concatenation

• They determine the flow of execution based on conditions

• They help in performing arithmetic operations