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"""

In Python 3 the default encoding is UTF-8 which allows you to use Unicode

identifiers although it isn't recommended to use it this way.

tip: you get the π symbol on Mac by holding option + p.

With this in mind, guess the output of the following piece of code.

"""

π = 355 / 113

print(π)

"""

The output is indeed 3.14159292.... although we did integer division Python3

behaves less like C and returns a float. You can force Python 3 to return an

integer as well using the // operator 355 // 113

"""