What is Python

To allow a user to input a variable, number, or some text in Python 3 you will use the input function. input(“your text”) this will pause the program and allow the user to input something. To save the users input as a variable for later use use this input function. Your_variable = input(“your text”) this will allow the program to save the users input as a variable which in this case the users input is saved as Your_variable and this can also be replaced with custom variable name

Variable in Python 3 are important. Almost any program you write or use will probably use variables. To make a variable, type this in your code when needed. Your_variable = 4 you can this variable from a integer to a string using “your text ” after the equals sign of your True of False after the equals sign to make a Boolean variable. To output a variable to the screen use the print function like this. print(score) in Order to do this you need to state your variable before the print function. To add a variable in the middle of a print function use this function. print(“your score is” + score)

if else statements are also very important. To use a if else statement use this function if score == 4:

print(“your score is good”)

else:

print(“ your score is excellent”)

Anything after the else or if statement on the next should be indented to be apart of the statement(s). Your statement can equal a number, text, of a Boolean.

To replace the double equals sign

== Exactly equal

!= Not equal

> Greater than

< Less than

>= Greater than equal to

To end the program properly at certain point use the quit command which is

quit()

this will properly end the program

In the picture above it displays a simple program I made from the tutorial you have just read.

you have now made it to the end of the tutorial. I hope you have learn some good information for this stash. You should be able to now create a small program in Python 3 like me. Comment and like! Follow for more coding tips.