Python Tutorial for Beginners Ep. 5: Arithmetic Operators in Python

In this video as part of the Python Tutorial for Beginners series, you will learn how to perform arithmetic operations in Python and this includes addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and power.
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[@fastrobreetus]

Quick and easy. Thank you!

[@l0gic23]

Well explained. Thank you.

[@franceswoods7744]

How would I write this I keep getting an error
my_number=5
for i in range(my_number,my_number+10):
if i>=3:
print[(]((i,2*i+1)[)]

[@_txt_7398]

Thank u 🤍

[@mkefashion4all]

I'm not biggest math head bed its getting to me thank u

[@herzeg6146]

15/7 = 2.1428...
15%7 = 1 WTF*

[@ewwannna5346]

If u use the long division method, u will get one as the remainder