Python for everyone

Revision In  lesson 1:Hello World Program , we've learnt how to print the words. To print the words, we use the  print() function and put the words we want to print between the quotes (either single quotes or double quotes is okay) inside the parenthesis. Review Exercise 1:Write a program that prints (actually displays) I am Aung Aung using single quotation marks. Review Exercise 2:Write a program that prints I am Aung Aung using double quotation marks. Review Exercise 3:Write a program that prints I'm Aung Aung using single quotation marks. Review Exercise 4:Write a program that prints I'm Aung Aung using double quotation marks.   Double quote  Single Quote   I am Aung Aung  okay okay   I'm Aung Aung  okay error   In Review Exercise 2 and  4, we don't get any error message. We use double quotes inside the parenthesis in Review Exercise 4 so that the computer doesn't confuse. But in Review Exercise 3, we use print('I'm Aung Aun...

Let's start learning to write Python with "Hello World program". What is "Hello World Program"? It is the first program in nearly  every programming language  for  every programmer.   It displays the words, "Hello World".    It  doesn't really print anything on the paper. In  Python, it looks like this: >>>print('Hello World') After writing the code above in your program, click on run button.(click enter if you are using command promp). The result(which is called "output" in programming) is the words   Hello World Note that the single quotation marks don't appear in the output. The computer displays only the words between them. Exercise 1 :In this tutorial, we write a program that prints Hello World. In this program, there is only a function. In Python,  print() is the function which displays the words to the user. Now write a program that prints Please subcribe Python for everyone.   Exercise2  : Unlike the language...

Revision In previous tutorial, we've known that  5  is an integer and  "5"  is string. 5   and "5"  are in different types. How about 2+3 and "2+3" Review Exercise 1  : Write the following input code in your Python program and run the program. What is the output? >>>print(2+3) What is the type of 2+3? Review Exercise 1  : Write the following input code in your Python program and run the program. What is the output? >>>print("2+3") What is the type of "2+3"? The output in Review Exercise 1 is  5 . The output in Review Exercise 2 is 2+3. This is because  2  and  3  are intergers. Python operates adding  2  and  3  . In this case,  2  and  3  are called operands and  +  is the operator. The type of 2+3 is integer while "2+3" is string. Different   Operator Name Example Output  + addition x+y  the value of x+y  - subtraction x-y ...