Introduction to Numbers
Numbers provide literal or scalar storage and direct access. Numbers are also an immutable type, […]
Numbers provide literal or scalar storage and direct access. Numbers are also an immutable type, […]
Python has two types of integers. Plain integers are the generic vanilla (32-bit) integers recognized […]
Floats in Python are implemented as C doubles, double precision floating point real numbers, values […]
Basically a new branch of mathematics was created around this special number (or concept), and […]
The standard type operators discussed in the previous topics, all work as advertised for numeric […]
Python supports unary operators for no change and negation, + and -, respectively; and binary […]
Python integers may be manipulated bitwise and the standard bit operations are supported: inversion, bitwise […]
Python currently supports different sets of built-in functions for numeric types. Some convert from one […]
Python has five operational built-in functions for numeric types: abs(), coerce(), divmod(), pow(), and round(). […]
The divmod() built-in function combines division and modulus operations into a single function call that […]
Both pow() and the double star ( ** ) operator perform exponentiation; however, there are […]
The round() built-in function has a syntax of round (flt,ndig=0). It normally rounds a floating […]
In addition to the built-in functions for all numeric types, Python supports a few that […]