More Python programming

                                                                              

More python programming.

Objective: To know more of Python.

If you haven’t read (past tense) the previous information then, read the first post https://bennyasare.blogspot.com/2023/10/python-and-crafting-pac.html before you read this one.

int= it stands for integer. It works like the print command and a variable but instead, it uses numbers instead of text.

Example: int=1*4

Here are the arithmetic operators in I.C.T:

*=multiplication

/=Division

+=Addition

-=Subtraction

**=Exponentials

str=it stands for string.

It works like the print command and a variable, but you can type text or any characters but in the speech marks.

Example: str=” Hello my friend’’

Or: str= (” Hello my friend”)

Note you can use single or double quote.

bool=it stands for Boolean.

It works like the print command and a variable, but it accepts True or False as an input.

bool=True

bool=False

You can use the bool command as a string command.

bool=” hello, and good morning”

bool= (” hello, and good morning”)

or is a logical operator used in commands.

bool=True or False

str=” Hello” or ‘’Hallo’’

And is a logical operator it can be used in commands.

bool=True and False

str=’’No’’ and “Yes’’

Not is a logical operator it can be used in commands.

bool=not True

bool=not False

How to download Python

1.       Go to python.org/downloads/.

2.       Click on ‘download for windows’ in the downloads tab.

3.       Tick ‘add Python to PATH’ and use admin privileges when installing py.exe.

4.       Click on install now.

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Fun Fact: Scratch is a visual block-based IDE.