Membership Operators

Membership Operators:

>>> a="Hello Good morning!!"

>>> print("H" in a) #True

>>> print('h' in a) #False

>>> print('k' not in a) #True

>>> print('good' in a) #False

>>> print('Good' in a)#True

>>> print("Afternoon" in a) #False

>>> print(a in a) #True, this is not the right way as to be searched object should be in single/double quote

>>> print(b in a) #Error

Example 2:

>>> b=["Hyd","Kadapa","Vij",'Blore']

>>> type(b)

<class 'list'>

>>> print("Hyd" in b) #True

>>> print("Delhi" in b) #False

>>> print("Kur" not in b) #True

>>> 

The membership operators are used to check whether the given object present in the given Collection (List, Tuple,String, Set or Dict.)

There are two membership operators are available:

in

not in

inàreturns True if the given object present in the specified collection

not inàit returns True if the given object not present in the specified collection.

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