Arithmetic operators

The Arithmetic operations that we can perform in python are :

• Addition 
• Subtraction
• Multiplication
• Division
• Floor division
• Modular division
• Exponent

Addition

The Addition operator adds two operands on both sides of the symbol +.  + symbol is used for the Addition operation.

a=10
b=100
print('Adition of two integers a and b is ',a+b)

Output

Adition of two integers a and b is  110

Subtraction

The Subtraction operation is performed on two operands and from the right operand the left operand is subtracted. - sign is used for the Subtraction operation.

a=13
b=7
print('Adition of two integers a and b is',a+b)

Output

Adition of two integers a and b is 20

Multiplication

The Multiplication operation multiplies the two operands a and b and a*b is same as b*a.  * sign is used for the Multiplication operation.

a=5
b=5
print('Multiplication of two integers a and b is',a*b)

Output

Multiplication of two integers a and b is 25

Division

Division operator divides the left side operator to the right side operator and returns the quotient .  / sign is used for the division operator.

a=15
b=3
print('Division of two integers a and b is',a*b)

Output

Division of two integers a and b is 5.0

Modular division

Modular division is same as division but returns the remainder.  % sign is used for the Modular division operation.

a=56
b=13
print('Modular division of two integers a and b is',a%b)

Output

Modular division of two integers a and b is 4

Floor division

Floor division divides the operands and returns the quotient and removes the decimal points after the integer.  // sign is used for the Floor division operator.

a=15
b=3
print('Floor division of two integers a and b is',a//b)

Output

Floor division of two integers a and b is 5

Exponent

Exponent operator raises the operand left to the power of the right operand. The  ** sign is Exponent operator.

a=4
b=3
print('Exponent of two integers a and b is',a**b)

Output

Exponent of two integers a and b is 64