Homework.python

#!/usr/bin/python
import math;

first = "Mike";
last = "Polinske";
age = 43;

print first + " " + last + " " + str(age);

sideA = 12.55;
sideB = 17.85;
sideC = math.sqrt((sideA * sideA) + (sideB * sideB));
print sideC;

operand1 = 95;
operand2 = 64.5;
print (str(operand1) + " + " + str(operand2) + " = " + str(operand1 + operand2));
print (str(operand1) + " - " + str(operand2) + " = " + str(operand1 - operand2));
print (str(operand1) + " * " + str(operand2) + " = " + str(operand1 * operand2));
print (str(operand1) + " / " + str(operand2) + " = " + str(operand1 / operand2));
print (str(operand1) + " % " + str(operand2) + " = " + str(operand1 % operand2));

#  The print statements above work the best since you can not concatenate strings and numerics together, you have to convert the numerics to strings.
#  If the operands were to change between integers, longs or floats no changes in the print statements should be necessary.