Learn Python

Lesson 1

• Welcome

• Walkthrough replit

• print()

• Common coding errors

  • Print('hello')

  • print 'hello'

• Fix my code

print(hello world)
Print('123')
print('hello world');
print 'abcxyz'

Here's an exercise to practice the print statement in Python:

# Exercise: Printing Messages
# Write a Python program that prints different messages to the console.

# Instructions:
# 1. Print a message that says "Hello, world!"
# 2. Print your name.
# 3. Print your favorite quote.
# 4. Print a message with a number variable.
# 5. Print the result of a calculation.

# Example:
# Hello, world!
# Your Name
# "Favorite Quote"
# Your age is: 25
# 5 + 2 = 7

print("Hello, world!")
print("Your Name")
print("\"Favorite Quote\"")
number = 25
print("Your age is:", number)
print("5 + 2 =", 5 + 2)

Another exercise:

Chinh
July 18 2023
I am signing up for Mr. Chinh's exercise of Python challenge!
I will make sure to spend some time everyday coding along, for a minimum of 10 minutes a day.
I'll be using Replit, an amazing online IDE so I can do this from my phone whenever I happen to be. No excuses for not coding from the middle of a field.
I am feeling 😁

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Lesson 2

• Taking user input input('What's your name?')

• Variables

• Printing a variable

• Common coding errors

  • my variable = input('What is your name?') then print(my variable)

  • myDad = input('What is your dad's name?') then print(mydad)

• Naming convention

  • Starts with A-Z or a-z or _

  • Follows by other normal characters

  • No special characters: #, @, ?, %, +

• Fix my code

myLunch = input('What are you having for lunch?')
print('It sounds like you have just ordered')
print('myLunch')
print('as soon as possible!')

• Challenge

Getting to know you!

What's your name?: Chinh
What's your favorite food?: Rice
What's your fovorite music?: Jazz
Where do you live? HCM City

Lesson 3

• Concatenation

myName = input('What is your name?')
myLunch = input('What are you having for lunch?')
print(myName, 'is going to have ', myLunch, 'very soon!')

• Common coding errors