Input = not so difficult

Hi again, today we are going to see how to make an input, it is actually not that hard so i think you won’t have any difficulties. So this is how it goes: Something = input ( whatever you want to ask) Then you can go like: Print = (“This” + Something + “ is…

Python’s Types of Data

Python has five standard types of data: Numbers Strings Lists Tuples Dictionary The number type data is used to store numerical values, this are created when you assign a value to the object. var1 = 5 var2= 15 Pythons support four different numerical types: int ( signed integers ) long ( long integers, they can…

Zen of Python

The Pythoneer Tim Peters channeled the benevolent dictator of life guiding principles for Python’s design into 20 aphorisms, only 19 of which have been written down. 1- Beautiful is better than ugly. 2- Explicit is better than implicit. 3- Simple is better than complex. 4- Complex is better than complicated. 5- Flat is better than…

Print (Programing + Math)

This time we are going to see how to write and run basic math operations in Python, first we have to know the signs: “+” is for summing “-” is for subtracting “*” is for multiplying “/” is for dividing “%” is for the remain of the division Let’s start, for the past operations it doesn’t…

#Comments??

Continuing with Python, it’s time to learn about the comments, which are no more than pieces of codes that are not supposed to be run by the interpreter. This comments help the programmer understand better the code, and also if for any reason you get confuse, you can find your path once again by reading…

Learning the basics

Continuing with the course, there are certain topic about Python we have to master. Some of them are basics but since most of us are new at this, they suit us well. We are going to begin with the basic output “print”, which is pretty easy to understand. First you have to write print, then…

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