Python Syntax
The Python syntax is as simple for the programmers. Like C and Java, we don't have complex guidelines for Python syntax. Instead of of set brackets, we follow intendations for local blocks.
>>> x=1 >>> if x==1: ... print ("Hello") ... Hello >>>
In the above example, "if" condition is given with proper indentation, otherwise it shows indent error.
Python as a Calculator
Python interpreter acts as a simple calculator, you can give the expression and it will write the value. The expression syntax is straightforward: the operators +, - , * and / work just like most other languages and the parentheses () can be used for grouping.
>>> 8+1 9 >>> 40-4*5 20 >>> (40-4*5)/4 5.0 >>> 6/5 1.2 >>>
In the above, example you could see the division always returns float variable and to get the remainder we can use % operator