Let's say we want a math equation.

Note that math equations can be used in conjuction with what we've learnt. (Variables, strings, conversions, and more to come!)

Let's say we'd like to print out the sum of 5 * 5, it's fairly easy!

We'd use this syntax: print(5*5), this shows python that we're giving it an equation to print out 5*5.

Math symbols in python:
/ - division
* - multiplication
- - subtraction
+ - addition
% - modulo operator - this gives the remainder of a division calculation, ex: 5%5 will return 0.
** - exponent operator, ex: 4 ** 0.5, this'd return 4 to the half power.


Here's some extra examples:

my_new_var = 5 % 5
my_new_string = "cool!"
print("My new string is" + str(my_new_string) + 'and my modulo operator has resulted in:' + str(my_new_var")

# Note that the datatype(obj_name) method does not change the existing object, however it does create a new instance of this object.
I recommend saving it to a variable for safekeeping/replacement, or changing the existing variable.