Membership Operators
The Membership operators that are present in the python are:
- in operator
- not in operator
in operator
The in membership operator checks whether the specified value is present in the sequence or not. If the value is available in the sequence then it returns True. If the specified value is not available in the sequence then it returns False.
list=[1,4,6,8,11] if(11 in list): print("11 is available in the list") else: print("11 is not available in the list")Output
11 is available in the list
not in operator
The membership operator not in checks whether is not in the sequence or not. If the specified value is not in the list then it returns True. If the specified value is in the list then it returns False.
list=[1,4,2,4,6,8,7,9,7,8,6] list1=[] for i in list: if(i not in list1): list1.append(i) print(list1)Output
[1, 4, 2, 6, 8, 7, 9]
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