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‘//’ is the floor division operator. If we write c = a//b, then a is first divided by b and then c is assigned the value of the quotient. For example,

# Floor division operator
value = 11//3
print(value)

value = -11//3
print(value)

The above program will print the following output:

3
-4

Please note that if one of the operands is negative, then the result is rounded away from zero.

‘%’ is the modulus operator. If we write a = b % c, then b is divided by c and a is assigned the value of the remainder.

# Modulus Operator
value = 12 % 5
print(value)

The output will be:

2

And, the ‘**’ operator is used to perform exponentiation operations on operands. For example,

# Exponent Operator
value = 2 ** 3
print(value)

The output will be:

8

2. Python Assignment Operators

The assignment operators are used to assign a value to a variable. For example: