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The % operator returns the remainder, 7 % 2 = 1.

The for keyword starts a loop, e.g., for i in range(3).

The if keyword begins a conditional block, e.g., if x > 0.

If 10 > 5 is True, ‘Yes’ is printed as the condition is met.

The break keyword exits a loop prematurely, e.g., in a for loop.

The or keyword represents the logical OR operation, e.g., True or False is True.

The & operator performs a bitwise AND, 5 & 3 = 1 (binary 101 & 011 = 001).

The << operator shifts bits left, e.g., 2 << 1 = 4.

10 > 5 is True, so the or condition with 3 < 1 (False) is True.

The ~ operator inverts all bits, e.g., ~5 = -6 in two’s complement.

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