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The document provides an introduction to basic Python programming concepts, including displaying messages, using variables, and performing arithmetic operations. It includes several examples demonstrating how to print messages, calculate sums, and compute areas, along with tasks for practice. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of testing code and using comments for clarity.

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001.python Programming Day01

The document provides an introduction to basic Python programming concepts, including displaying messages, using variables, and performing arithmetic operations. It includes several examples demonstrating how to print messages, calculate sums, and compute areas, along with tasks for practice. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of testing code and using comments for clarity.

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Python Programming – Day 1

Example 1 – Display Simple Messages

print("Hello World..")
print("Welcome to Python Programming")
print("Hi Lahiru")

Example 2 – Display a Message Using a Variable

# Write a Python program that prints a welcome message using a variable


message = "Welcome to Python programming.."
print(message)

Note: Variables store data while the program is running.

Example 3 – Display Your Name and Age

# Display your name and age using 2 variables


name = "Lahiru"
age = "36"
print("I'm", name, "and", age, "years old")

Example 4 – Add Two Numbers (Using int() function)

x = int(input("Enter 1st Number: "))


y = int(input("Enter 2nd Number: "))
z=x+y
print("The sum is:", z)

input() – waits for user input


print() – displays output
int() – converts a string value to an integer

Example 5 – Add Two Numbers (Without int() function)

# Remove int() function


x = input("Enter 1st Number: ")
y = input("Enter 2nd Number: ")
z=x+y
print("The result is:", z)

Note: Without int(), inputs are treated as text and will be joined together instead of added
numerically.

Example 6 – Calculate Age

# Create a program that takes user's birth year and calculates their age
birthyear = int(input("Enter your birth year: "))
currentyear = int(input("Enter current year: "))
age = currentyear - birthyear
print("My age is:", age)

Example 7 – Area of a Rectangle

# Calculate the area of a rectangle using user input


# Formula: area = length * width

length = int(input("Enter the length: "))


width = int(input("Enter the width: "))
area = length * width
print("The area of the rectangle is:", area)

Complete the Following Tasks


1. Write a program that asks for two numbers and displays their sum.
2. Convert the string '100' into an integer and multiply it by 2.
3. Write a program that adds three numbers and displays the total.
4. Write a program that checks if a number is Even or Odd.
5. Answer: What is the difference between int and float?
6. List and describe four different data types in Python.

Tips

• Always test your programs with different inputs.


• Use comments (#) to explain what your code does.
• Practice regularly to improve your understanding of Python.

Prepared by: Lahiru Neththasinghe

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