Module 3: Operators, expressions, and console I/O

1.4.1 Use operators and expressions

• Use numeric operators, including **, *, /, %, //, +, and -.
• Use + and * with strings where appropriate.
• Use assignment and augmented assignment operators.
• Distinguish between unary and binary operators.
• Apply operator precedence, associativity, and binding rules.
• Use the Boolean operators not, and, and or.
• Construct and evaluate Boolean expressions.
• Use relational operators, including ==, !=, >, >=, <, and <=.

1.4.2 Perform console I/O operations and type conversions

• Display values using the print() function.
• Read user input using the input() function.
• Explain that the input() function returns a string.
• Convert values between compatible data types using functions such as int(), float(), and str().
• Convert input values to appropriate data types before processing them.
• Combine console input, data conversion, processing, and output in a simple program.