How do you print a power of 2 in python?

How do you print a power of 2 in python?

How do you print a power of 2 in python?

Note that the operator that is used to calculate the power is ** in Python. Thus, 2 ** 2 will give 4, 2 ** 3 will give 8, and so on. You can also use the normal function to calculate the powers of two as well. The function will keep calculating and printing the power of 2 as per the instructions provided by the user.

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