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Class-2 3 Excuteprogramcommentinputoutput

The document explains how to execute a Python program using three methods: Python IDLE, Python Shell, and directly from the system prompt. It covers comments in Python, including single-line and multi-line comments, as well as output and input statements, demonstrating how to print messages and accept user input. Additionally, it discusses converting string inputs to other data types such as integers, floats, and booleans.

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Class-2 3 Excuteprogramcommentinputoutput

The document explains how to execute a Python program using three methods: Python IDLE, Python Shell, and directly from the system prompt. It covers comments in Python, including single-line and multi-line comments, as well as output and input statements, demonstrating how to print messages and accept user input. Additionally, it discusses converting string inputs to other data types such as integers, floats, and booleans.

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Class-2 & 3 Python

Topic:
How to Execute Python Program

Comment in Python

Output Statement

Input Statement

➡️How To Execute Python Program :-


1. There Are Three Way to Execute Python Program.

1. Using Python IDLE.

2. Using Python Shell.

3. Directly From System Prompt (CMD).

1. C:\ user\user name \ Drive:

2. Drive:\> cd folder name

3. Drive:\ folder name > Python file_name.py

4. Output :- --------

➡️Write First Python Program For Addition Of Two Number

➡️Comment In Python :-

Comment are those statement in the program which are only read by Programmer,
Computer never read the Comment statement.

➡️There are Two Types Of Comment:-

1. Single Line Comment:-

1. Syntax :- # Comment Statement ………….

2. Multiline Comment :-
Official Python does not support multiline comment but we can use multiline comment with
the help of multiline string.

I.e…

‘’’

Line 1 Statement

Line 2 Statement

Line 3 Statement ‘’’

OR

“””

Line 1 Statement

Line 2 Statement

Line 3 Statement “””

➡️Output:- To display anything on the output screen we need Output statement.


In Python Print() work as a output statement.

⇒ How to Print any message on the Output screen ?

Syntax:- Print(“Hello world”)

e.g:- print(“Saurav”) #output Saurav

print(“Rahul”) Rahul

NOTE:- Print change line Automatically

If We don’t want to change Line after print statement then we use end keyword.

e.g:- print(“Rahul”,end=” “) #output

print(“Saurav”,end=” “) RahulSauravRamesh

print(“Ramesh”,end=” “)

⇒ In Python we want to Print same statement number of times.

Print(5 * “Hello) #Output Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello

⇒ Print Variable value using Print():-

a=10

print(a) #Output 10
b=19

c=78

print(a,b,c) #Output 10 19 78

print(a,b,c,sep=”_”) #Output 10_19_78

print(a,b,c,sep=”…..”) #Output 10…..19…..78

➡️Input():- This function takes user input from keyboard in the form of string. It also use
to print prompt message.

eg. x = input(“enter name:”) #Output enter name: Rahul kumar

Print(type(x), x) #Output <class = “str”> Rahul kumar

y = input(“enter any number:”) #Output enter any number: 467

Print(type(y), y) #Output <class = “str”>467

z = input(“enter any decimal number:”) #Output enter any decimal number: 3.14

Print(type(z), z) #Output <class = “str”>3.14

⇒ Input method only accepts string data either the value of data is numerical or decimal.

If we accept user input as a string value then there is no need to convert the value into string
type. But , if we want the python to accept data in Integer or float form then we need to
convert the input value into particular type.

For this Purpose, we have method:

1. String to Integer

S = “123”

Num = int(S)

b. String to float

S = “3.14”

F = float(S)

c. String to Boolean

S = “True”

B = bool(S)

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