Does it use two addition operators to add two integers valid in python?

Question

I just started learning python. I was just trying to play with the print function. I ended up writing the code below.

print(2 ++ 2)

I expected the Python interpreter to throw an error, since I put the two addition operators next to each other without putting an integer between them. In contrast, the python interpreter did not return any error and did not return 4 as output. I also tried the code below: -

print(4 -- 2)

The exit was 6.

Can someone explain this to me?

Answer 1

2 ++ 2 interpreted as:

2 ++ 2 == 2 + (+2)

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2 +++ 2 == 2 + (+(+2))

4 -- 2 :

4 -- 2 == 4 - (-2)

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2 ++--++- 2 == 2 + (+(-(-(+(+(-2))))))

Answer 2

2 ++ 2

2 + (+2)

4 -- 2

4 - (-2)

, :

2 ==+-+-+ 2
#>>> True

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