Introduction: In this lesson, we’re going to dive into one of the most important concepts in programming: the if statement. This type of statement helps your program make decisions, just like you do in everyday life! You’ll learn how to set up an if statement in Python and use it to check if something is […]
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Introduction: In this lesson, we’ll be learning about two important arithmetic operators: floor division and modulo division. These might sound complicated, but don’t worry, they’re simpler than they seem, and we use these concepts in everyday life all the time! Real-World Application Example: Imagine you have a pile of sweets and you want to divide
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Introduction: Welcome to your next Python adventure! Today, we’re going to explore how to use arithmetic operators in Python to perform basic calculations. Arithmetic operators allow us to add, subtract, multiply, divide, and even raise numbers to a power, just like you would in mathematics. Real-World Application Example: Arithmetic operators are used everywhere! Whether you’re
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Introduction: Let’s start by revisiting variables—one of the most important concepts in programming. Think of a variable like a storage box with a label on it. This box can hold different types of data, like numbers, text, or even True and False values. As your program runs, the data inside the box (the variable) can
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Introduction: When we want to ask the user for some information during a program’s execution, we use the input() function in Python. This function allows us to prompt the user to type something, which the program can store in a variable and use later. For example, if you’re building a game that asks for the
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Introduction: Imagine a variable in Python like a storage box. This box is labelled with a name (the variable’s name), and inside it, you can place one item of data, such as a number, a word, or even the result of a calculation. Just like how you can open and change the contents of a
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Introduction: The print() function is one of the first things you’ll learn in Python. It allows you to display information on the screen, like text (also known as strings) and numbers. This is super useful for showing messages or results of calculations. You’ll be using print() a lot, whether you want to say “Hello, World!”
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