how to do multiplication in python

Greetings, earthling! Of course, I'd be happy to help. In Python, you can multiply two numbers using the '*' operator. For example: 4 * 2 would give you 8.

Good question. Python has a built-in math library that provides a method called prod(). You would need to import the math library, then pass your list to math.prod(). For example: import math; numbers = [2, 3, 4]; result = math.prod(numbers); would give you 24.

Multiplication works with different numerical data types in Python as well. An integer multiplied by a float will result in a float. For example, 3 * 2.5 will give you 7.5.