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Introduction to Python

1. First Acquaintance

The Very First StepsCommentsSome Simple MathMore Challenging MathChallengeBringing It All Together

2. Variables and Types

Storing NumbersNaming RulesUsing VariablesData TypesNumbersChallengeStoring TextString IndexingNegative Indexing and LengthString SlicingChallengeConcatenation

3. Conditional Statements

Boolean Data TypeChallenge: Comparison OperatorsCombining ConditionsChallenge: Logical OperatorsMembership Operators and Types ComparisonSimple if/else ExpressionsChallenge: Grocery StoreChallenge: Odd and Evenif/elif/else ExpressionsChallenge: Grocery Store ExtendedChallenge: Positive, Negative or Zero

4. Other Data Types

What Is a List?List MethodsChallengeNested ListsChallengeWhat Is a Tuple?Tuple MethodsChallengeNested TuplesChallengeWhat Is a Dictionary?ChallengeDictionary MethodsChallenge

5. Loops

while LoopChallengefor LoopChallengeRangeChallengeIterating Over IndexesNested Loops

6. Functions

Built-in FunctionsChallengeDefining Your First FunctionChallengeif/else Statements in FunctionsChallengeFunctions With No ReturnChallengeModifying FunctionsChallengeLambda FunctionsChallenge

Introduction to Python

Is This Course Feeling Too Easy?

Dive into real world practice with our application focused course

Congratulations! As your code grows in size, it can become challenging to understand each part, even if you're the author.

That's why it's essential to get in the habit of leaving comments in your code. Comments help clarify the purpose or function of a specific code segment.

To designate a line as a comment, start it with the # symbol.

For instance,

But remember, if you put a # before the print() statement, that line won't run.

Now, onto our question:

How many lines will be displayed when you run the code below?

Select the correct answer

Everything was clear?

Section 1. Chapter 2
course content

Course Content

Introduction to Python

1. First Acquaintance

The Very First StepsCommentsSome Simple MathMore Challenging MathChallengeBringing It All Together

2. Variables and Types

Storing NumbersNaming RulesUsing VariablesData TypesNumbersChallengeStoring TextString IndexingNegative Indexing and LengthString SlicingChallengeConcatenation

3. Conditional Statements

Boolean Data TypeChallenge: Comparison OperatorsCombining ConditionsChallenge: Logical OperatorsMembership Operators and Types ComparisonSimple if/else ExpressionsChallenge: Grocery StoreChallenge: Odd and Evenif/elif/else ExpressionsChallenge: Grocery Store ExtendedChallenge: Positive, Negative or Zero

4. Other Data Types

What Is a List?List MethodsChallengeNested ListsChallengeWhat Is a Tuple?Tuple MethodsChallengeNested TuplesChallengeWhat Is a Dictionary?ChallengeDictionary MethodsChallenge

5. Loops

while LoopChallengefor LoopChallengeRangeChallengeIterating Over IndexesNested Loops

6. Functions

Built-in FunctionsChallengeDefining Your First FunctionChallengeif/else Statements in FunctionsChallengeFunctions With No ReturnChallengeModifying FunctionsChallengeLambda FunctionsChallenge

Introduction to Python

Is This Course Feeling Too Easy?

Dive into real world practice with our application focused course

Congratulations! As your code grows in size, it can become challenging to understand each part, even if you're the author.

That's why it's essential to get in the habit of leaving comments in your code. Comments help clarify the purpose or function of a specific code segment.

To designate a line as a comment, start it with the # symbol.

For instance,

But remember, if you put a # before the print() statement, that line won't run.

Now, onto our question:

How many lines will be displayed when you run the code below?

Select the correct answer

Everything was clear?

Section 1. Chapter 2
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