The operator.ior function in Python’s operator module performs in-place bitwise OR on two objects. It is equivalent to using the |= operator but allows the in-place bitwise OR operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.iand function in Python’s operator module performs in-place bitwise AND on two objects. It is equivalent to using the &= operator but allows the in-place bitwise AND operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.irshift function in Python’s operator module performs in-place bitwise right shift on two objects. It is equivalent to using the >>= operator but allows the in-place bitwise right shift operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.ilshift function in Python’s operator module performs in-place bitwise left shift on two objects. It is equivalent to using the <<= operator but allows the in-place bitwise left shift operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.ipow function in Python’s operator module performs in-place exponentiation on two objects. It is equivalent to using the **= operator but allows the in-place exponentiation operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.imod function in Python’s operator module performs in-place modulo operation on two objects. It is equivalent to using the %= operator but allows the in-place modulo operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.ifloordiv function in Python’s operator module performs in-place floor division on two objects. It is equivalent to using the //= operator but allows the in-place floor division operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.itruediv function in Python’s operator module performs in-place true division on two objects. It is equivalent to using the /= operator but allows the in-place true division operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.imul function in Python’s operator module performs in-place multiplication on two objects. It is equivalent to using the *= operator but allows the in-place multiplication operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.isub function in Python’s operator module performs in-place subtraction on two objects. It is equivalent to using the -= operator but allows the in-place subtraction operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.iadd function in Python’s operator module performs in-place addition on two objects. It is equivalent to using the += operator but allows the in-place addition operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.rshift function in Python’s operator module performs a bitwise right shift operation on two numbers. It is equivalent to using the >> operator but allows the bitwise right shift operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.pos function in Python’s operator module performs unary positive operation on a number. It is equivalent to using the unary positive operator (+) but allows the positive operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.not_ function in Python’s operator module performs a logical NOT operation on a given operand. It is equivalent to using the not operator but allows the logical NOT operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.neg function in Python’s operator module performs unary negation on a number. It is equivalent to using the unary negation operator (-) but allows the negation operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.mul function in Python’s operator module performs multiplication on two numbers. It is equivalent to using the * operator but allows the multiplication operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.mod function in Python’s operator module performs a modulo operation on two numbers. It is equivalent to using the % operator but allows the modulo operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.lshift function in Python’s operator module performs a bitwise left shift operation on two numbers. It is equivalent to using the << operator but allows the bitwise left shift operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.getitem function in Python’s operator module retrieves the value at a specified index in a list or a specified key in a dictionary. This function is equivalent to using the indexing or key access operator ([]) but allows the operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and …
The operator.delitem function in Python’s operator module deletes the value at a specified index in a list or a specified key in a dictionary. This function is equivalent to using the del statement for lists and dictionaries but allows the operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and …
The operator.setitem function in Python’s operator module sets the value of a specified index in a list or a specified key in a dictionary. This function is equivalent to using the assignment operator for lists and dictionaries but allows the operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and …
The operator.is_not function in Python’s operator module checks if two objects are not the same object (i.e., it checks for object non-identity). It is equivalent to using the is not operator but allows the non-identity check to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.is_ function in Python’s operator module checks if two objects are the same object (i.e., it checks for object identity). It is equivalent to using the is operator but allows the identity check to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.pow function in Python’s operator module performs exponentiation on two numbers. It is equivalent to using the ** operator but allows the exponentiation operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.
The operator.or_ function in Python’s operator module performs a bitwise OR operation on two numbers. It is equivalent to using the | operator but allows the bitwise OR operation to be used as a function, which can be useful in functional programming and higher-order functions.