---
title: arithmeticOperators
tags:
  - python
  - math
  - operators
  - syntax
aliases:
  - math operators
  - arithmetic operations
  - python math
---

> [!note] Math Operators in Python  
> Python supports standard arithmetic operations:
>
> > [!example] Operator Table  
> > | **Operator** | **Description**       | **Example**  | **Result** |
> > |--------------|-----------------------|--------------|------------|
> > | `+`          | Addition              | `2 + 3`      | `5`        |
> > | `-`          | Subtraction           | `5 - 2`      | `3`        |
> > | `*`          | Multiplication        | `2 * 3`      | `6`        |
> > | `/`          | Division (float)      | `5 / 2`      | `2.5`      |
> > | `//`         | Floor Division        | `5 // 2`     | `2`        |
> > | `%`          | Modulo (remainder)    | `5 % 2`      | `1`        |
> > | `**`         | Exponentiation        | `2 ** 3`     | `8`        |
> > 
> > [!info]- 🔗 Related Notes  
> > - [[numericTypes]] — explains how `int`, `float`, and `complex` values behave  
> > - [[mixedTypeArithmetic]] — details what happens when combining types like `int + float`  
> > - [[operatorPrecedence]] — explains the order in which operators are evaluated  
> > - [[typeConversions]] — shows how conversions affect arithmetic results  
> > - [[pythonSyntaxOverview]] — broad context for where arithmetic fits in Python basics  
>