Print(2**3**2).?

Question

answer is 512 ...?how it is 512..?

Answer 1

Left to right precedence is fine. But there are other rules also, such as
2 pow (3 pow 2)
You cannot calculate power of 2 until 3 pow 2 evaluates to a number. So, it needs to be evaluated first.

Answer 2

2**3**2
2 pow (3 pow 2)
2 pow 9
512

Answer 3

bit confused there @Vega

8**2 is 64

what happenens in the print is as follows:
let's define two events, a and b

a is 3**2
b is 2**a

b a
2**(3**2)

a is evaluated first to give us 3 to the power of 2 and returns 9

a=3**2=9

then b is evaluated as 2 to the power of a ro give us 2 to the power of 9 which returns as 512

b=2**9=512

Answer 4

"Operators in the same box group left to right (except for exponentiation, which groups from right to left)."
https://docs.python.org/3/reference/expressions.html#operator-precedence

That means, a**b**c evaluates to a**(b**c).

Answer 5

try writing it like this (2**3)**2 and see what happens ;)

Answer 6

we have to done from left to Right..this operation.right..?then y we take first 3**2

Answer 7

very helpful. Thank you

Answer 8

2*3**3*4???

Answer 9

What is the output of the following? * x = 36/4* (3 + 2) * 4+2

print(x)

Answer 10

help with the output
print( (3**2)//2 )