In this shot, let's talk about **arithmetic operators** in the Pascal programming language. We often use these arithmetic operands in condition variables. 

# Code
```
program calculator;
var a, b, num : integer;

begin
   a:=10;
   b:=3;
   num := a + b;
   writeln('A + B ', num );
   
   num := a - b;
   writeln('A - B = ', num );
   
   num := a * b;
   writeln('A * B = ', num);
   
   num := a mod b;
   writeln('A mod B = ' , num );
   
   num := a div b;
      writeln('A div B = ', num );
end.
```
## Output:
```c
A + B = 13
A - B = 7
A * B = 30
A mod B = 1
A div B = 3
```

Operator	How does it work?	Numerical Example
+	This refers to the '+' operator often used in arithmetic calculations. Used to add two numbers.	A=1 B=2 A+B = 3
-	This refers to the '-' operator often used in arithmetic calculations. Used to subtract two numbers.	A=10 B=2 A-B = 8
*	This refers to the '*' operator often used in arithmetic calculations. Used to take a product of two numbers.	A=10 B=2 A*B = 20
div	This refers to the '/' operator often used in arithmetic calculations. Used to perform division operation between two numbers.	A=10 B=2 A div B = 5
mod	This refers to the 'mod' operator often used in arithmetic calculations. It returns the remainder after performing two division operation.	A=10 B=3 A mod B = 1

What are arithmetic operators in Pascal expressions?

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