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How would I write this line of code in Python?
What would this look like typed out in a text editor, to solve? I already have the answer (1) but want to know how to do this correctly & for the future. 7%(5//2) I tried print 7%(5//2) but it's saying that's incorrect. I also tried print[7%(5//2)] and that came up with an error. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!!
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print(7%(5//2))
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print(7%(5//2))
Replace "[ ]" brackets with "( )" brackets, following print .
First the internal part (5//2) will be executed by geting an output 2(quotient) and then the external part (7%2) will be executed and outputs 1
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print (7%(5//2))
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Print(7%(5//2))
You need parentheses around your main line. And what you want the program to sovle first.
So
Line 1. Print()
Then you want to add 7%(5//2) <—This gose within the above parentheses from line 1.
So itll look like
Line 1. Print(7%(5//2))
I would like to use brackets to seperate the process but ikd. Im just learning.
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To get output of ( 7%(5//2))
First you have to know operator precedence in Python
"PEMDAS" is a short form to know when you execute operational statements
P - Parenthesis ---> ( )
E - Exponential ---> (**)
M - Multiplication ---> *
D - Division ---> /(Normal Division) or //(Floor Division)
A - Addition ---> +
S - Subtraction ---> -
( 7%(5//2) )
1.First it will execute within parenthesis
i.e. 5//2 -> 2 (takes quotient as output)
In Python3,
5/2 returns float vale as output => 5/2 = 2.5
5//2 returns integer as output
=> 5//2 = 2
2. Next it will execute (7%2)
Here %(Modulus) will take remainder as output
-> 7%2 => 1(remainder) ,3(quotient)
3. Finally it will return 1 as output value
(7%(5//2)) -> (7%2) -> 1
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for getting answer you need {print() } function
for your example :
print(7%(5//2))
explaining code:
at first it calculate how many 2 come in 5 because of () and // then it calculate
The remainder is divided by 7 to 2
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print(7%(5//2))
It is like this because you put whatever you want to print in between the brackets.
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print(7%(5//2))
It will count those inside the parenthesis 5//2 which is 2. Then in 7%2 it will divide it and find its remainder which is 1.
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simply use BODMAS
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print(7%(5//2))
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print(7%(5//2))
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[5//2] is a error, because is for lists
print(7%(5//2))
Because:
Is () because is a expresion matematical
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print(7 % (5 // 2))
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Fabián
Tienes toda la razón.
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print( 7 % ( 5 // 2 ) )
you can use the spaces for better reading ~
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print(7%(5//2))
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First use print() to print any result. And ofcourse you must include those round brackets () to print. Now as per your problem it'd be print(7%(5//2))
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print (7%(5//2))
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print(7%(5//2))
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Print (7%(5//2))