Here I published the second part of the consecutive series about Python Programming language to learn for all.
Python Programming Language (1st part)
Variables and Assainment:
The main task of a computer program is to store values and perform specific operations on those values. To store value we assign variables. In Python, the variable is created when we assign a value to it. So we can say variables are memory locations. Python Interpreter allocates memory locations as variables names based on the data type.
Python variables names are case sensitive. For example - age, Age are two different variables. Variable names can’t start with a digit. It can contain letters, underscore and digits. When we assign a variable we use '=' sign, remember this sign(=) doesn't mean mathematically equal.
Real-life Scenario
Problem :
User's information collection and show the values
Task :
Write down the procedure step by step (Pseudocode)
Pseudocode to code :
Open your Python IDLE from startmenu on windows.
Type on your Python IDLE and try to understand what happens one by one.
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