# expr1 ** expr2 expr1 raised to the power of expr2[a] # +expr (unary) expr sign unchanged # -expr (unary) negation of expr # expr1 ** expr2 expr1 raised to the power of expr2[a] # expr1 * expr2 expr1 times expr2 # expr1 / expr2 expr1 divided by expr2 (classic or true division) # expr1 // expr2 expr1 divided by expr2 (floor division [only]) # expr1 % expr2 expr1 modulo expr2 # expr1 + expr2 expr1 plus expr2 # expr1 - expr2 expr1 minus expr2 # Here are a few more examples of Python's numeric operators: print -442 - 77 print 4 ** 3 print 4.2 ** 3.2 print 8 / 3 print 8.0 / 3.0 print 8 % 3 print (60. - 32.) * ( 5. / 9. ) print 14 * 0x04 print 0170 / 4 print 0x80 + 0777 print 45L * 22L print 16399L + 0xA94E8L print -2147483648L - 52147483648L print 64.375+1j + 4.23-8.5j print 0+1j ** 2 # same as 0+(lj**2) print 1+1j ** 2 # same as 1+(lj**2) print (1+1j) ** 2