• The split() function is used to split the string by separating them with the split().
• The split()  method contains the different separators  like comma(,) colon(:) semicolon(;)  and space also.
• By default when we write split() function it will separate the values by "space ".
• After splitting the string it returns a list of strings.

• Example:
• y=[int(x) for x in input("enter the 2 numbers:").slipt(",")]
• Here, the 2 numbers are 10 2 by using split(",") these numbers are separated by"," as 10,5.
• There are  3 parameters in the split() method

1. separator: It separates the string by using separators if we do not use then by default it takes space.
2. max split:  It is used to split the string by the max number of times. By default, it takes 1 i.e no limit for splitting. 
3. Returns: After splitting the string it returns the list of string values.

# write a python code using the split().

1. a="apple is a fruit"
2. b=" dog is a animal"
3. c="python is easy to learn"
4. print(a.split())
5. print(b.split())
6. print(c.split())

• The ternary operator is defined as the operator that evaluates the conditions to find the final result.
• It evaluates more than one expression.
• A  single line code is written according to the condition.

• There is another syntax for the ternary operator when there are more than 2 conditions i.e;
• syntax: x= first value if condition 1 else second value if condition 2 else third value.

• In the ternary operator, we can perform a nested loop also.
• We can reduce the length of the code by using this ternary operator, in this operator we write a code in a single line.
• So time is saved and less complexity in the code.

#write a python program for integers using the ternary operator.

• python not operator is the complement of the given value i.e; if the value is true then it returns false and if the value is false then it returns true.
• When we  apply the not operator we get result  in  boolean type .
• example:

• syntax:(not x).

 # write a python program using not operator.

1. x="python"
2. y="java''
3. print(not x==y)

• The python And operator is one of the logical operators.
• In And operator, if both the operands are true then it returns true, otherwise false.
• And operator is applicable for boolean type and non-boolean type.
• For example: 1 And  " a"  then the result is "a".  
•  It is represented by the  "&" symbol.
•  It is written as  x &y

1. x=23
2. y=44
3. print(x>10 and y>10)
4. print(x<40 and y<40)
5. print(x&y)

• Operators are nothing but the special symbols used in between the operands.
• In python, we use the operators to perform some arithmetic, logic, and some more operations.
• These operations are performed on the variables, values, arguments nothing but the operands.
• We can perform operations on one or more operands.
• In python, we have six operators.
• Arithmetic( to add),comparison(to compare), logical( perform logical operations), bitwise(cal bitwise operations), assignment(assign values), special(check address and content ).

• It is also called a math operator and it applicable for all int and float types values.

• The following link will show a detailed explanation of arithmetic operators.
•  Click this link for more information about arithmetic operators

• It compares and shows the relation of variables.

• The following link will give a detailed explanation of the comparison operators.
•  Click the link for more information about the comparison operator

•  This operator performs the logical operations on variables.
• There are 3 logical operators.

• The following link shows more content about logical operators.
•   Click the link for more information about logical operators.

• It is used to perform bit-wise calculations.
• We have 6 operators and applied to int and bool.

• The Following shows detailed information.
• Click the link for more information about bitwise operators.
  

• It assigns the values to variables.
• we have 12 operators in it.

• The following link shows a detailed explanation of the assignment operator.
• Click the link for more information about assignment operators.
  

• In, not in and is, is not are special operators.
• Membership operators and identity operators are 2 types in it.
• Membership operator is used to giving member is present in the list or not.
• eg: list=[1,2,3]
• pint(1 is a list )
• output: true.

• The following link gives more information about the special operators.  
• Click the link for more information about special operators.

1. x=3
2. y=4
3. print(x+y)
4. print(x-y)
5. print(x/y)
6. print(x%y)
7. print(x*y)
8. print(x//y)
9. print(x**y)

1. x=20
2. y=4
3. print(x/y)

1. x=20
2. y=4
3. print(x//y)