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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.

And finally, after a good practice to our programming skills were getting to our first milestone in

this milestone, we are going to write a program that will print on the screen the results of five mathematical

operations, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and remainder.

And these mathematical operations are going to be done on these two numbers, five and two.

Okay, let's take these two numbers.

Number five and number two, meaning that I want to see five different print commands on these two numbers.

Something like five plus two equals two.

Seven and five minus two equals two three.

So these are the exact messages I want to see on the screen.

Also, make sure you use the format specifications.

We talked about in the previous videos, in the previous exercises.

That's basically the whole point of this milestone, to correctly use print commands as well as our

format specifications.

All right.

And one less thing for these video.

I want you to note that once you're good with this topic and once we go over the next variables chapter,

you'll be able to develop some real calculator.

It will still be basic, but it still will be capable of doing different mathematical operations on

different numbers received from the user and not just five and two like we do in this milestone, meaning

that in the next section we are going to get more tools to develop more versatile calculator.

And I want you guys just to know that this is this milestone is just the first step in our journey.

The first milestone for you to become a legendary programmer.

So good luck, guys.