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@razorblade23 razorblade23 Sep 4, 2026

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Change front matter tags also so it reflects the changed title.

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Alright

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# Math, String Operations and Comparisons
# Arithmetic Operators & Operations, Operations On Stings and Comparisons
In the last lesson we have learned how to output data to our screen, how to declare a variable and what different core data types exists in Python. In this lesson we will learn how math works in Python.

## Lesson Overview
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3. Read about [Comparisons](https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#comparisons) and [Boolean Operators - and, or and not](https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#boolean-operations-and-or-not) in official Python documentation.

## What's Next
Now that we have learned how to do calculations and comparisons, its time for our program to change behavior based on those calculations or comparisons. Lets dive in **conditionals**.
Now that we have learned how to do calculations and comparisons, its time for our program to change behavior based on those calculations or comparisons. Lets dive in **conditionals**.
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