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print()
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Show information that you want on the screen
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int()
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change number to be number integer
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float()
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change number to be decimal number
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int()
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gain information from user
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str()
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a list of number, letter and symbols
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name = "007wins"
print (name.upper())
print (name.lower())
print (name.capitalize())
print (name.title())
#write the function that returns the largest number in a list
#name: maxlist
#argument:list
#returns the largest value in the list
def maxlist(list):
maxvalue = list[0]
for item in list:
if item > maxvalue:
maxvalue = item
return maxvalue
mylist = [1,2,3,4,55,66,777,0,1]
print(maxlist(mylist))
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string + string
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combine together
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string + number
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crash
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number + number
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math - addition
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while True:
user_radius = input("What is the radius?")
radius = float(user_radius)
pi = 3.1415
area= pi radius * 2
print ("The area of the circle is", area
mystring = "hello"
print (mystring)
firstname = input( "what is your first name?")
lastname = input( "what is your last name?")
fullname = firstname + " " + lastname
print (fullname)
letternumber = int(input( " what is letter number? " ))
if letternumber >len(fullname):
print ( " invalid letter number, try again! " )
else:
letter = ( fullname[letternumber] )
print (letter)
numberletter = int(input( "how many times to print letter " ))
if numberletter >100:
print ( " too many letters to print! " )
else:
print (letter * numberletter )
#write a function that returns the largest of two values
#name : max2
#agruments: num1, num2
# return: largest value
# write a functrion that returns the largest of three values
# name : max3
#agrument: num1, num2, num3
# return: largest value
def max2(num1,num2):
if num1 >= num2:
max_value = (num1)
if num2 > num1:
max_value = (num2)
return max_value
num1 = input('Enter the the first value')
num2 = input('Enter the the second value')
print (max2(num1,num2))
def max3(num1,num2,num3):
if num1 >= num2 and num1 >= num3:
max_value = (num1)
if num2 > num1 and num2 >= num3:
max_value = (num2)
if num3 >= num2 and num3 >= num1:
max_value = (num3)
return max_value
num3 = input('Enter the the third value')
print (max3(num1,num2,num3))
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string * number
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combine that string
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string* string
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crash
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number * number
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math - multiply
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string ** string
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crash
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number ** number
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math - exponent
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string ** number
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crash
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==
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equal to
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!=
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no equal to
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<
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less than
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>
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more than
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<=
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less than or equal to
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>=
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more than or equal to
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variable
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hold a value and can be change
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string
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a list of character such as number, letter and symbols
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integer number
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whole number or counting number
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float number
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the number in decimal
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syntax
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grammar or structure of lauguage
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value
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the number or string can be store in valuable
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loop
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mudole
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the text for storing for python code
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blank
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input
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gain information form User
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comment
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print
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To show information on code
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code
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syntax error
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make impossible to the parse
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