In Python, there are several basic arithmetic, comparison, and assignment operators that you can use. 

Here's a brief overview of each:

**Arithmetic Operators:**


1. Addition: `+`

2. Subtraction: `-`

3. Multiplication: `*`

4. Division: `/`

<text>5. Floor Division (integer division): `//` </text>

6. Modulus (remainder): `%`

<text>7. Exponentiation: `**`</text>


**Comparison Operators:**

1. Equal to: `==`

2. Not equal to: `!=`

3. Greater than: `>`

4. Less than: `<`

5. Greater than or equal to: `>=`

6. Less than or equal to: `<=`



**Assignment Operators:**


1. Assignment: `=`

2. Addition assignment: `+=`

3. Subtraction assignment: `-=` 

4. Multiplication assignment: `*=`

5. Division assignment: `/=`

<text>6. Floor division assignment: `//=` </text>

7. Modulus assignment: `%=`

<text>8. Exponentiation assignment: `**=`</text>

**Examples:**


# Arithmetic Operators

a = 10

b = 3


print(a + b)  # Addition

print(a - b)  # Subtraction

print(a * b)  # Multiplication

print(a / b)  # Division

<text>print(a // b) # Floor Division</text>

print(a % b)  # Modulus

<text>print(a ** b) # Exponentiation</text>

# Comparison Operators

x = 5

y = 10

print(x == y)  # Equal to

print(x != y)  # Not equal to

print(x > y)   # Greater than

print(x < y)   # Less than

print(x >= y)  # Greater than or equal to

print(x <= y)  # Less than or equal to

# Assignment Operators

c = 5

c += 3  # Equivalent to c = c + 3

print(c)

d = 10

d -= 2  # Equivalent to d = d - 2

print(d)

e = 3

e *= 4  # Equivalent to e = e * 4

print(e)

f = 20

f /= 5  # Equivalent to f = f / 5

print(f)

g = 11

g //= 3 # Equivalent to g = g // 3

print(g)

h = 13

h %= 5  # Equivalent to h = h % 5


print(h)

i = 2

<text>i **= 3 # Equivalent to i = i ** 3</text>

print(i)
 

These operators are fundamental in Python programming and are used extensively in various programming tasks.