Python can do multiplication and division–and a contented multiplication and division of arbitrarily large integers with complete precision:
If we have 1001 and then we calculate 1001 squared, we get the right answer, of course; and even if we take a number like 10**100 + 1, it correctly gets that number a hundred places with a 1 at each end. Now, if we square that number, it again gets it correct, all the way to the one at each end.
So, for simple integer operations, Python's precision is unlimited. However, if we want to square root, we need to import a math library:
The math library does not keep any arbitrary ...
