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Introduction

You can use Python to solve Math problems!

Python Math Operators

Symbol

Operation

+

addition

-

subtraction

*

multiplication

/

division

//

integer division

**

power or exponent

%

remainder or modulus

()

parenthesis

Python follows the Order of Operations, just like you learned in Math class.

Order of Operations Precedence

Symbols

Parentheses

()

Exponent

**

Multiplication, Division (from left to right)

* / //

Addition, Subtraction (from left to right)

+ -

When doing Math in Python, you must specify multiplication when you want multiplication. For example: 3(4 + 2) instead of 3 * (4 + 2) will result in an error.

import math

Python has a number of builtin math methods.

import math

# square root
print(math.sqrt(2))

# pi
print(math.pi)

Examples

Write Python code that does the following:

  1. Assign the variable bday to the month of your bday.

  2. Multiply bday by 5.

  3. Add 6 to bday.

  4. Multiply bday by 4.

  5. Add 9 to bday.

  6. Multiply bday by 5.

  7. Add the number number of the day of your bday.

  8. Subtract 165 from bday.

  9. Print the value of bday.

# Example birthday of 1/1
bday = 1
bday = bday * 5
bday = bday + 6
bday = bday * 4
bday = bday + 9
bday = bday * 5
bday = bday + 1
bday = bday - 165
print(bday)