Arithmetic Operators

 '''

Python has different types of operators. To create a calculator we require arithmetic operators.


Operator        Operator Name                     Example

+                Addition                                      24+9

-                Subtraction                                  24-9

*                Multiplication                             24*9

/                Division                                       24/9

//               Floor Division                             24//9

%                Modulus                                    24%9

**               Exponent                                   24**9

'''


a=24

b=9

print('Addition of' ,a, 'and' ,b, 'is' ,a+b)

#output:Addition of 24 and 9 is 33


print('Subtraction of' ,a, 'and' ,b, 'is' , a-b)

#output:Subtraction of 24 and 9 is 15


print('Multiplication of' ,a, 'and' ,b, 'is' ,a*b)

#output:Multiplication of 24 and 9 is 216


print('Division of' ,a, 'and' ,b, 'is' ,a/b)

#output:Division of 24 and 9 is 2.66665


print('Floor Division of' ,a, 'and' ,b, 'is' ,a//b)

#output:Floor Division of 24 and 9 is 2

#Floor division is the division that results into whole number adjusted to the left in the number line.


print('Modulus of' ,a, 'and' ,b, 'is' ,a%b)

#output:Modulus of 24 and 9 is 6

#Modulus is the remainder of the division of two numbers.


print('Exponent of' ,a, 'and' ,b, 'is' ,a**b)

#output:Exponent of 24 and 9 is 2641807540224

#Exponent is the power of a number.



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