Python Operators

Working with cells: To create a new cell within Jupyter, you can select "Insert > Insert Cell Below" from the menu bar or just press the "+" button on the toolbar. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Esc+B to create a new cell. Once a cell is created, click on it to select it. You can then change the cell type to code or markdown (text) using the "Cell > Cell Type" menu option. You can also use the keyboard shortcuts Esc+Y and Esc+M. Double-click a cell to edit the content within the cell. To apply your changes and run a cell, use the "Cell > Run Cells" menu option or click the "Run" button on the toolbar or just use the keyboard shortcut Shift+Enter. You can see a full list of keyboard shortcuts using the "Help > Keyboard Shortcuts" menu option.

Arithmetic Operations

Run the code cells below to perform calculations and view their result. Try changing the numbers and run the modified cells again to see updated results. Can you guess what the //, %, and ** operators are used for?