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Python Coding Lesson

This document provides an introduction to coding with Python, highlighting its beginner-friendly nature and core concepts such as variables, data types, conditions, loops, and functions. It includes a mini project to create a heart-rate analyzer and outlines a three-week practice plan to reinforce learning. Additionally, it suggests resources like the Python Official Tutorial and freeCodeCamp for further study.

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Python Coding Lesson

This document provides an introduction to coding with Python, highlighting its beginner-friendly nature and core concepts such as variables, data types, conditions, loops, and functions. It includes a mini project to create a heart-rate analyzer and outlines a three-week practice plan to reinforce learning. Additionally, it suggests resources like the Python Official Tutorial and freeCodeCamp for further study.

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Learn How to Code with Python

Coding is giving instructions to a computer. Start with Python because it is beginner-friendly and
widely used.

Core Concepts
1. Variables: store information.
2. Data types: strings, integers, floats, booleans.
3. Conditions: use if/elif/else to make decisions.
4. Loops: repeat actions with for and while.
5. Functions: reusable blocks of code.

Example
name = input("What is your name?")
print("Hello,", name)

Mini Project
Create a heart-rate analyzer that classifies heart rate as low, normal, or high using if/elif/else.

Practice Plan
Week 1: Variables, input/output, conditions.
Week 2: Loops, functions, lists.
Week 3: Files, dictionaries, modules.

Resources
Python Official Tutorial, freeCodeCamp, Harvard CS50, and W3Schools.

Build small projects after every concept instead of only watching tutorials.

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