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Python Addition | Substration | Multiplication | Division | Modulous | in python

  1. Addition (+) 

  2. Substraction (-) 

  3. Multiplication (*) 

  4. Division (/)(//) 

  5. Modulus (%) 

     Input : 

    first num 20
    second num 10

    Output : 

    Addition is  30
    substraction is  10
    multiplication is 200
    float division  2.0
    integer division  2
    remainder is  0

PROGRAM IN PYTHON


num1=int(input("first num "))
num2=int(input("second num "))
#sum of two numbers 
sum_of_two = num1 + num2
print("Addition is ",sum_of_two)
#substitution of two
sub_of_two = num1 - num2
print("substitution is ",sub_of_two)
#multiplication of two nums
sub_of_two = num1 * num2
print("multiplicatio is ",sub_of_two )
#division of two nums
div_of_two1 = num1 / num2 #float division
div_of_two2 = num1 // num2 #integer division
print("float division ",div_of_two1)
print("integer division ",div_of_two2)
#modulus of two
mod_of_two = num1 % num2
print("remainder is ",mod_of_two)

output IN PYTHON


first num 20
second num 10
Addition is  30
substitution is  10
multiplicatio is 200
float division  2.0
integer division  2
remainder is  0
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