Hello, everyone.
In this lecture we will talk about operators with the list and the HuffPost first lessee addition.
We can join who list or to have those together.
Use the teaching operators.
Let's see some examples.
First, for example, this is the a number you numbers.
We have at least a two, four, six, eight.
And we have also odd numbers.
One, three, five, seven.
For example.
We want to get all numbers on numbers.
We can join these two least using ADC.
In fact, we already talk about these 90.
Least the matters.
Okay.
We just look at these temperatures quickly.
It's not so complicated.
Multiple remains, barbed wire compliance.
But here we can.
Using line by line.
The problem here is two lines.
Yet.
We just copy line by line.
Same thing.
We prayed.
Yeah, we got the news out, but, ah, you can use these new file.
Yeah.
Because the, uh, because I emphasize pretty simple.
So we just to use the interactive mode and show you where to quickly pause screen.
For example, we have fruit laced wine.
We have great route list tool.
We joined them together.
Now we just use this.
Okay.
You can.
Practice it for a couple people to see.
For example, we have a fruit tap or one we have or have to think if we want to get the fruit apple
by, join the flow tap of wine and tap to use addition.
Okay.
No less the the multiplication.
For example, we have a tool.
All six.
We?
Won't.
The eight multiply by we've got to be three is a and multiply by.
We bring.
Be.
You see, we got five times the least to eat.
Two, four, six, six.
One, two.
Three or five?
Yeah, five times eight.
Paul the least we the string.
We have a fruit, at least a poor banana.
Orange.
We won't multiply that.
To.
They say we've got this have to.
The least of these two types of.
The cruelest.
So you can try practice it.
Okay.
Four.
This is a full table.
It's very similar.
Okay.
For the next lecture, we will talk about the comparative operators.
See you then.
Thank you.