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The document introduces Python programming, emphasizing its simplicity and ease of use for creating basic programs like 'Hello, World!'. It covers fundamental concepts such as using the input function, indentation for structure, and the use of comments for code clarity. The document encourages experimentation and learning through practice.

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Introduction To Python Hyperskill

The document introduces Python programming, emphasizing its simplicity and ease of use for creating basic programs like 'Hello, World!'. It covers fundamental concepts such as using the input function, indentation for structure, and the use of comments for code clarity. The document encourages experimentation and learning through practice.

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Introduction to Python

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Do you speak Python?


Given Python's emphasis on simplicity, you're already
equipped to understand and recreate basic programs with
ease.
Let's create the classic "Hello, World!" program, a friendly
greeting from your computer:

1 print("Hello, world!")

You can replace the phrase within the parentheses to create


your own Python program!
Python's built-in functions and methods come with intuitive
names, making them easy to grasp. Here's how to use
input() to request user data:

1 age = input("How old are you? ")


2 print("I know, that you're " + age + " years o

Python's use of indentation for structure, as opposed to the


{} braces or semicolons in many other languages, is
another feature you'll find straightforward. Notice how
indentation aids in outlining the elements of the if-else
statement:
1 age = input("How old are you? ")
2 if age > 18:
3 print("You're adult")
4 else:
5 print("You're minor")

To boost code comprehension, we can also use #comments .


These lines go unexecuted, and describe the code's
objective:

1 # Define a function that acts like a parrot


2 # Which repeats the things you say back to you
3 def parrot():
4 answer = input()
5 print(answer)
6
7 # Call the parrot function
8 parrot()

For now, you don't need to understand how all these lines of
code work: appreciate their beautiful syntax that's not too
far from everyday English. Don't be afraid to experiment and
make mistakes—that's how you learn!

Start practicing

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