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What is the difference between "*" and "**" operators?

In the following codes-

1. var= 2**2*3

2. var= 2*2*3

Both the codes give the same result. How are the two operators different?
Nov 19, 2018 in Python by ana1504.k
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The "**" operator is used for 'power of" and "*" is used for multiplication.

Try-

var=2**3*2

and, var= 2*3*2 to see the difference. In your code 2**2 and 2*2 yields the same value.
answered Nov 19, 2018 by SDeb
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