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Arithmetic Operators: Exercises

5. Exponentiation Operator. In Python, you can use the operator ** to raise a number to a power. For example, 2**3.

Define two variables, base=3, exponent=4.

Next, raise base to the exponent power, and assign it to a third variable, result.

Finally, print c to the console.


                                  
                                      # Define a and b.
                                      base = ___
                                      exponent = ___
                                  
                                      # Raise base to the exponent power.
                                      result = ___
                                  
                                      # Print result.
                                      print(___)


                                  
                                      # Define a and b.
                                      base = 3
                                      exponent = 4
                                  
                                      # Raise base to the exponent power.
                                      result = base ** exponent
                                  
                                      # Print result.
                                      print(result)


                                      test_object("base")
                                      test_object("exponent")
                                      test_object("result")
                                      success_msg("Correct! ")

You can use the ** operator for exponentiation.

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