Python problem (solved)

Question

Why is it showing bigger number?
If 2**2**2 shows 16. Then why 2**2**2**2 is 65536 (exected answer is 256)?
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Answer 1

It's similar to this question.
Hope it helps you
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Answer 2

Try this for example

The code will execute right to left rather than left to right cause that's how multiple exponent really works. .
https://code.sololearn.com/cFoecTgkLV91/?ref=app

Answer 3

<k>~~~~~~~~~~~~</k>

Understand again

2**2 Means 2 is the power of 2

So here

2**2**(2**2)
2**(2**4)
2**16

#your bigger number

Answer 4

you are doing an exponentiation why you gave a large number, try to do 2 * 2 * 2 * 2 that will give the result you want

Answer 5

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Check what will be 2**16

Answer 6

Check (2**2)#4
Or (2**2**2)#16
Then(2**16)#65536
Which means (2**2**2**2)#65536

Answer 7

Simba Thank you so much. I got it😊

Answer 8

《 Nicko12 》 Thank you so much. I got it😊

Answer 9

Wedad Saleh Nice way to explain.Thank you so much😊

Answer 10

I Am AJ ! It is showing 65536

Answer 11

print(2**2)#4
print(2**2**2)#16
print(2**16)#65536
print(2**2**2**2)#65536

Answer 12

I Am AJ ! Ohh!! Now I understood. Thank you so much😊

Answer 13

Andrea Barreto Yes, Now I understood. Thank you so much😊

Answer 14

Using (*) two times after a number makes the number after '( ** )' raised to the first number as we write square and cubes in maths, 2^2 = 4,
we get the second number squared as a output.
This code will help you to undewrstand it in a better way.
https://code.sololearn.com/cnUNp5Ahh4jg/?ref=app