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Python Arithmetic Operators Example

Here, we are going to learn about the arithmetic operators in Python and writing a Python program to demonstrate the example for arithmetic operators.
Submitted by Shivang Yadav, on March 22, 2021

Python Arithmetic Operators

Following are the Arithmetic Operators (also known as Mathematical Operators) in Python which are used to perform the arithmetic operations,

Operator	Name	Description	Example a=10,b=20
+	Addition	Returns the addition of two numbers	a+b=30
-	Subtraction	Returns the subtraction of two numbers	a-b = -10
*	Multiplication	Returns the product (multiplication) of two numbers	a*b = 30
/	Division	Returns the result of the divide operation of two numbers	a = 10,b=3 a/b=3.333
%	Modulus	Returns the remainder of the two numbers	a=10,b=3 a%b=1
**	Exponent	Returns the result of exponential operation of two numbers	a=2, b= 3 a**b = 8
//	Floor division	Returns the result of the floor division i.e., returns the result without decimal points for positive numbers and returns the floored value if any of the operands is negative	a=10,b=3 a//b=3 a=10,b=-3 a//b=-4

Python program to demonstrate the example for arithmetic operators

# Python program to demonstrate the 
# example of arithmetic operators

a = 10
b = 3

# addition
result = a+b
print("a+b :", result)

# subtraction
result = a-b
print("a-b :", result)

# division
result = a/b
print("a/b :", result)

# modulus
result = a%b
print("a%b :", result)

# exponent
result = a**b
print("a**b :", result)

# floor division
result = a//b
print("a//b :", result)

# updating the values of a & b 
a = -10
b = 3
print("a:", a, "b:", b)
result = a//b
print("a//b :", result)

Output:

a+b : 13
a-b : 7
a/b : 3.3333333333333335
a%b : 1
a**b : 1000
a//b : 3
a: -10 b: 3
a//b : -4

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