Python Operators:Arithmetic Operators

Operators:

• Operators are the constructs which are used to perform the operations on the data of the operands.

• Python supports some other language operators (not all operators) and some own python operators.

• Python supports auto boxing and auto un-boxing.

• Unboxing: getting back the data from the object.

• Boxing: after the operation completion, store/put the data into the object

Python supports below operators

• Arithmetic
• Comparison
• Logical
• Bit-wise
• Assignment
• Special Operators.

Arithmetic Operators:

• These are used to perform mathematical/arithmetic operations by addition, subtraction and so on.

Different arithmetic operators which are supported by the Python are:

All arithmetic operators perform int values, float values and bool values.

Example 1: int values

x=10

y=3

print(x+y)

print(x-y)

print(x*y)

print(x/y)

print(x%y)

print(x//y)

print(x**y)

Output:

13

7

30

3.3333333333333335

1

3

1000

Example2: Float values

x=2.3

y=4.2

print(x+y)

print(x-y)

print(x*y)

print(x/y)

print(x%y)

print(x//y)

print(x**y)

output:

6.5

-1.9000000000000004

9.66

0.5476190476190476

2.3

0.0

33.056503228217146

Example 3: bool values

x=False

y=True

print(x+y)

print(x-y)

print(x*y)

print(x/y)

print(x%y)

print(x//y)

print(x**y)

Output:

1

-1

0

0.0

False

0

0

Floor arithmetic and modulo arithmetic operators not perform complex values.

Example: complex values

x=3+4j

y=5+3j

print(x+y)

print(x-y)

print(x*y)

print(x/y)

print(x**y)

print(x%y)

print(x//y)

Output:

(8+7j)

(-2+1j)

(3+29j)

(0.7941176470588236+0.3235294117647059j)

(-193.35023234931506-7.740434815019787j)

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "E:/python_practice/operaters.py", line 38, in <module>

    print(x%y)

TypeError: can't mod complex numbers.

String multiplication and concatenation support.

In string multiplication----> one operand is int, another operand is string.

Example:

s1="siva"

s2=3

print(s1*s2)

Output:

sivasivasiva

In string concatenation -----> both operands are string

Example:

s1="siva"

s2="krishna"

print(s1+s2)

output:

sivakrishna.