Python Language - 02

 Numbers and Maths

    Numbers can be used to execute mathematical operations in Python. Here are some Python examples of working with numbers:

• Basic arithmetic: The '+', '-', '*', and '/' operators are used in Python to execute addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. As an example:

    

• Exponentiation: Using the '**' operator, you can raise a number to a power. As an example:

    

• Integer division: If you want to perform integer division, use the '//' operator. For example:

    

• Modulo: You can find the remainder of a division using the '%' operator. For example:

    

• Order of operations: In your expressions, you can specify the order of operations using parentheses. As an example:

    

• Converting between types: You can use the 'int()', 'float()', and 'str()' functions to convert values between integer, floating-point, and string types. For example:

    

These are just a few examples of how you can work with numbers and perform mathematical operations in Python. There are many more functions and methods available in Python for working with numbers, including 'abs()', 'min()', 'max()', 'round()', and more.