Just like Microsoft Excel, you can use Python code in Jupyter Notebooks to perform basic calculations, so basic addition or subtraction, multiplication and division. However, notice if I create multiple calculations in the cell, I'm only going to display the final calculation. Now, if you want to correct that so that you can see both, you're going to use the print function and now this is the first function we're going to learn. You type print, open parentheses, and then close parentheses, and you do that for each line where you want Python to execute.

Now I can see 10 divided by 10 is 1, 10 times 10 is 100.