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The document provides an overview of basic Python operators including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, remainder, and exponentiation with examples and outputs. It also covers the order of operations, the use of parentheses, and how to write comments in Python code. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of implementing the information in a system and recording it in a notebook.

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The document provides an overview of basic Python operators including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, remainder, and exponentiation with examples and outputs. It also covers the order of operations, the use of parentheses, and how to write comments in Python code. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of implementing the information in a system and recording it in a notebook.

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LAB PRACTICE

Python Operator

COMMAND NAME EXAMPLE OUTPUT


+ Addition 4+5 9
- Subtraction 8-5 3
* Multiplication 4*5 20
/ Division 19/3 6
% Remainder 19%3 5
** Exponent 2**4 16

1. To print a statement
>>> print "Hello, World!"

2. To add two number


>>> 1 + 1
2

>>> 20+80
100

>>> 18294+449566
467860

3. To subtract two numbers


>>> 6-5
1

4. To multiply two numbers


>>> 2*5
10

>>> 5**2
25

5. Division
>>> 21/3
7

>>> 23/3
7
(division, 2nd time ignoring remainder/decimals,

>>> 23.0/3.0
7.6666...
3rd time including decimals)

6. To find the remainder from division using modulus operator


>>> 23%3
2

>>> 49%10
9
7. ORDER OF OPERATION
1. parentheses ()
2. exponents **
3. multiplication *, division \, and remainder %
4. addition + and subtraction -

>>> 1 + 2 * 3
7

>>> (1 + 2) * 3
9

8. USING PARENTHESIS

>>> 4 - 40 - 3
-39

>>> 4 - (40 - 3)
-33

9. COMMENTS EXAMPLES
>>> print "food is very nice" #eat me
food is very nice

>>># print "food is very nice"


(nothing happens, because the code was after a comment)

>>> print "food is very nice" eat me


(you will get a error message, because you didn't put your comment after a hash)

>>> #I am a comment. Fear my wrath!


>>>

NOTE: IMPLEMENT IN THE SYSTEM & TAKE DOWN IN THE NOTEBOOK

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