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    of 3

    In [1]: 5+3

    8
    Out[1]:

    In [6]: 5//2

    2
    Out[6]:

    In [1]: 7-8

    -1
    Out[1]:

    In [2]: 4*-1

    -4
    Out[2]:

    In [7]: 5%2

    1
    Out[7]:

    In [ ]: 1**8

    In [3]: 2+2

    4
    Out[3]:

    In [4]: 3**2

    9
    Out[4]:

    In [1]: 12345*4

    49380
    Out[1]:

    In [4]: 12345**82

    317884776440926673316071144851267647505713184000319533419755476728729105289309145704229294603789231584874559943732064673188194277677922822925225294346846070500060102317287246920101
    Out[4]:
    014103953447930169920339992337607012463791675200187266268128397859578982107088447500892836467449524011782166664692207691533809565953561104834079742431640625

    In [2]: 3/2

    1.5
    Out[2]:

    In [5]: 2+2*5

    12
    Out[5]:

    In [8]: 'hELP'

    'hELP'
    Out[8]:

    In [9]: 2+3;3+3

    6
    Out[9]:

    In [10]: "hELLO"

    'hELLO'
    Out[10]:

    In [12]: 1+2, "Hello"

    (3, 'Hello')
    Out[12]:

    In [13]: "Heal" + "Lord"

    'HealLord'
    Out[13]:

    In [14]: "Heal" - "al"

    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    TypeError Traceback (most recent call last)
    Input In [14], in <cell line: 1>()
    ----> 1 "Heal" - "al"

    TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for -: 'str' and 'str'

    In [20]: 'A123'+'123'

    'A123123'
    Out[20]:

    In [24]: print (3+2); 3-2

    5
    1
    Out[24]:

    In [34]: d=1+5
    e=3+4
    d

    6
    Out[34]:

    In [ ]:

    In [ ]:
    In [1]: type(90.89)

    float
    Out[1]:

    In [2]: type(9)

    int
    Out[2]:

    In [3]: type("sdf")

    str
    Out[3]:

    In [4]: type(Telegram)

    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    NameError Traceback (most recent call last)
    Input In [4], in <cell line: 1>()
    ----> 1 type(Telegram)

    NameError: name 'Telegram' is not defined

    In [5]: int 12

    Input In [5]
    int 12
    ^
    SyntaxError: invalid syntax

    In [6]: name="print"
    nam=print
    a=8
    b=2,2
    print(name)
    print(nam)
    print(a)
    print(b)

    print
    <built-in function print>
    8
    (2, 2)

    In [7]: name="print"
    nam="printad"
    a=8
    b=2.2
    print(name)
    print(nam)
    print(a)
    print(b)

    print
    printad
    8
    2.2

    In [22]: name="print"
    nam="printad"
    a=8
    b=2.2
    print(name, "\t and \t" , nam, "\n" ,a, "\n" , b) #use comma

    print and printad


    8
    2.2

    In [9]: name="print"
    nam="printad"
    a=8
    b=2.2
    print("name:", name, "\n" "number:" ,a)

    name: print
    number: 8

    In [10]: type("true")

    str
    Out[10]:

    In [11]: nam1="Heal"
    nam2=" the World"
    print(nam1+nam2)

    Heal the World

    In [21]: v='123'
    x=float(v)
    y=int(v)
    print(x, "\n", y) #use comma

    123.0
    123

    In [19]: x=1;y=2;
    print(x+y)
    print(x-y)
    print(x*y)
    print(x/y)
    print(x%y)
    print(x**y)

    3
    -1
    2
    0.5
    1
    1

    In [25]: #Area of rectange l=10, b=20

    l=10; b=20;
    print("area of rectangle:\t=" , l*b)

    area of rectangle: = 200

    In [29]: #sum of numbers


    n=10;m=8;
    print("Sum:\n=",l+b)

    Sum:
    = 30

    In [34]: #enter name and age


    n=input("enter your name") #input
    a=input("enter age")
    print(n, a)

    enter your nameThomas


    enter age23
    Thomas 23

    In [39]: #Square of num


    n=int (input("enter number:")) #use int of input as n becomes str by default Converting string ti interger
    print("square=\t", n*n)

    enter number:5
    square= 25

    In [ ]: Converting string ti interger


    In [15]: a=10;b=5;
    sum=a+b
    print ("sum of %d and %d is %d" %(a,b,sum))

    sum of 10 and 5 is 15

    In [20]: side=6.0;
    area=side*side;
    print("Area of the square of side %f = %f" %(side,area))#%f because the area is in float format

    Area of the square of side 6.000000 = 36.000000

    In [23]: side=6.0;
    area=side*side;
    print("Area of the square of side %f = %f" %(side,area))#%f because the area is in float format
    print("Area of the square of side", side, "=", area)

    Area of the square of side 6.000000 = 36.000000


    Area of the square of side 6.0 = 36.0

    In [30]: name="abc"; regno=123; M1=21; M2=32;


    name2="bcd"; regno2=234; M3=42; M4=20;
    print("Name: %s regno: %d M1: %d M2: %d" %(name, regno, M1, M2))
    print("Name: %s regno: %d M3: %d M4: %d" %(name2, regno2, M3, M4))

    Name: abc regno: 123 M1: 21 M2: 32


    Name: bcd regno: 234 M3: 42 M4: 20

    In [35]: #dot
    print('{0},{2},{1}'.format("Maria","Kerala",562001))

    Maria,562001,Kerala

    In [37]: #dot
    print('{0},{1},{other}'.format("Maria","Kerala",other=562001))

    Maria,Kerala,562001

    In [39]: n="tom"
    reg=123456;
    print('my name and reg is:{} and {}'.format(n,reg))

    my name and reg is:tom and 123456

    In [41]: print("name{0}, batch{1:d}, per{2:0.2f}".format('rahul',2021,71.3000)) #d for int, f for float, 2:0 2 decimal place

    namerahul, batch2021, per71.30

    In [ ]:

    In [ ]:

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