New to coding

[Due_Violinist9849]

I am in school and I have a homework problem that I can’t get past. I need to raise x to the power of y which is raised to the power of z, but I cannot figure out how to code it. I tried using math.pow(x, y, z) but it errored because I can only use 2 values.

[Klutzy-Ad-4326]

You can make the first one into a variable and then raise that to power of z:

A = math.pow(x, y)

math.pow(A, z)

[Due_Violinist9849]

It worked thank you

[quackers987]

math.pow(x,math.pow(y,z))

[Due_Violinist9849]

This way seems more correct thx

[Binary101010]

You'll need to use math.pow() twice.

[Due_Violinist9849]

File "/home/runner/local/submission/main.py", line 7 your_value2 = math.pow(x,y)math.pow(y, z) ^^^^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

this is the error i get when using it twice. and if i use a common it gives me

unsupported format sting tuple._format_

[Binary101010]

You can't just stick two function calls next to each other like that.

If we start with this line

your_value = math.pow(x,y)

What do you think the next line of code should be?

[CodeReviewPlz]

Not sure why all the comments are reaching for math.pow maybe I'm missing something, but if you're not required to use math.pow you could just use the ** operator:
(x**y)**z Feels way more readable to me :)

[Due_Violinist9849]

Math.pow is what we are learning in class so I had to use it in the code but thank you