Abstract
Python programming language and C++ language are studied comparatively. The method of using and teaching cyclic and conditional operators in Python and C++ languages is investigated. The rules of using both preconditioned and post-conditioned cycle operators in solving mathematical problems are explained in detail. The methodology of solving mathematical problems in Python and C++ programming languages is investigated, and the problems of finding the greatest common divisor and prime divisors of a given number n are solved in both Python and C++ languages, and the differences in the syntax of these programming languages are studied. The article teaches the rules for calculating expressions with the participation of logarithms. Emphasizes the importance of writing the math.h directive when using math functions.
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