pow(x, y, z) is a built-in function in Python 3 to calculate x to the power y , and if z is present, returns x to the power y modulo z .
Arguments
The arguments must have numeric types. This function takes two arguments, x and y , as well as three, x , y , and z . If z is present, x and y must be of integer types, and y must be non-negative.
Return
If z is present, it returns x to the power y modulo z . If only x and y are present, it returns x to the power y (same as x**y ).
Example
print(pow(2,4)) # prints 16
print(pow(10,-2)) # prints 0.01
print(pow(4,3,5)) # prints 4
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