Question

When we divide 10/3 in python, why does it show 3.3333333333333335?

Answer 1

Explanation:

it shows like thus because when we divide 10/3 we get the answer 3.33333333333333(infinite)

In math it is called as 3.33 recurring. In calculaters we get another number because it is programmed to show a definite number

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Answer 2

when u see the % symbol, you may think percent. But in python, as well as most other programming languages , it means something different.

The % symbol in python is called the modulo operator . it returns the remainder of divising the left hand operand by right hand operand. its used to get the remainder of a division problem.

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