The Basics (variables)
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)
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