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The document presents various Python programs that demonstrate the use of arithmetic operators, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and exponentiation. Examples include calculating simple interest, area of a triangle, temperature conversion, average of numbers, square and cube of a number, remainder from division, and average marks using floor division. Each program is accompanied by code snippets and output results.

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Python_Arithmetic_Operators

The document presents various Python programs that demonstrate the use of arithmetic operators, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and exponentiation. Examples include calculating simple interest, area of a triangle, temperature conversion, average of numbers, square and cube of a number, remainder from division, and average marks using floor division. Each program is accompanied by code snippets and output results.

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Python Programs Demonstrating

Arithmetic Operators

Arithmetic Operators - Example Programs


These programs demonstrate the use of arithmetic operators like + , - , * , / ,
// , % , **

1. WAP in Python to calculate Simple Interest where


principal is Rs. 1200, rate is 8% [Link] time is 2 years
In [4]: # create required variables and assign value
prin = 1200
rate = 8
time = 2

# create variable SI to hold answer and perform calculations


SI = (prin * rate * time) / 100

# display the result using print function


print("The Simple Interest is:", SI)

The Simple Interest is: 192.0

2. WAP in Python to calucalte Area of a Triangle were base


is 10 cm and height is 5 cm.
In [6]: # create required variables and assign value
base = 10
height = 5

# create variable to hold answer and perform calculations


area = (base * height) / 2

# display the result using print function


print("Area of Triangle:", area)

Area of Triangle: 25.0

3. WAP in Python to convert temperature from Celsius to


Fahrenheit. Assume the temperature to be 30°C.
In [8]: # create required variables and assign value
celsius = 30

# create variable to hold answer and perform calculations


fahrenheit = (celsius * 9 / 5) + 32

# display the result using print function


print("Temperature in Fahrenheit is:", fahrenheit)

Temperature in Fahrenheit is: 86.0

4. WAP in Python to calculate the Average of any 3


Numbers.
In [10]: #create required variables and assign value
num1 = 15
num2 = 25
num3 = 35

#create variable to hold answer and perform calculations


average = (num1 + num2 + num3) / 3

#display the result


print("The Average is:", average)

The Average is: 25.0

5. WAP in Python to find Square and Cube of any given


number
In [12]: #create required variables and assign value
number = 4

#create variables to hold answers and perform calculations


square = number ** 2 #number to the power of 2
cube = number ** 3 #number to the power of 3

#display the result


print("Square of given number is:", square)
print("Cube of given number is:", cube)

Square of given number is: 16


Cube of given number is: 64

6. WAP in Python to display the remainder when Dividing


Two Numbers
In [14]: #variable to hold dividend
dividend = 29

#variable to hold divisor


divisor = 4

#variable to hold answers and perform calculations


remainder = dividend % divisor
#display the result
print("While dividing", dividend, "by", divisor, "the Remainder is", remainder)

While dividing 29 by 4 the Remainder is 1

7. Write a Python program to calculate the average marks


obtained per subject using floor division. Input the marks
of 5 individual subjects, compute the total and then
calculate the approximate marks per subject using floor
division.
In [16]: # Create required varaibles to store Marks of individual subject
subject1 = 56
subject2 = 48
subject3 = 59
subject4 = 52
subject5 = 60

# Calculate total marks and store it in a variable


totalMarks = subject1 + subject2 + subject3 + subject4 + subject5

# Number of subjects
subjects = 5

# Calculate average marks per subject using floor division


marksPerSubject = totalMarks // subjects

# Display the result using print function


print("Each subject got approximately:", marksPerSubject)

Each subject got approximately: 55

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