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Augmented Assignment

Assignment and Augmented Assignment in Python

October 18, 2017May 16, 2021 / RP / 2 Comments

Here are few examples on how you can do assignment and augmented assignment in Python. Augmented assignment is assignment and certain operations, such as addition, exponentiation,  combined into one. This is a great tool in saving the length of the codes.

Augmented_Assignment

Here is the output from above codes

 

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