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Day 1 — Python Basics (Print, Numbers,
🔹 1. Printing
print() shows text or numbers on the screen.
Text must be inside quotes "" .
Numbers don’t need quotes.
print("Bananas are awesome!")
print(10 + 5)
✔ Output:
Bananas are awesome!
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🔹 2. Data Types
String → text, inside quotes → "hello" , "banana"
Integer → whole numbers → 5 , 100 , 7
Float → decimal numbers → 3.5 , 2.0
Boolean → True/False values → True , False
🔹 3. Variables
A variable stores a value (like a box with a label).
Use = to assign a value.
No quotes when printing the variable.
fruit = "Banana"
age = 12
pi = 3.14
print(fruit)
print(age)
print(pi)
✔ Output:
Banana
12
3.14
🔹 4. Math Operators
+ add
subtract
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multiply
/ divide (float result)
// floor divide (no decimals)
% modulo (remainder)
* power
print(7 + 3) # 10
print(10 - 2) # 8
print(6 * 4) # 24
print(9 / 2) # 4.5
print(9 // 2) # 4
print(9 % 2) # 1
print(2 ** 3) # 8
📝 Day 1 — Practice Questions
1. Text Output
Write a program that prints:
Hello, my name is Sar!
2. Simple Math
Print the result of:
27 + 15
50 - 23
9*6
3. Division Practice
Print:
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10 / 3
10 // 3
10 % 3
4. Variables
Create a variable called name with your name, and age with your age. Print
them both like this:
My name is ___ and I am ___ years old.
5. More Variables
Store length = 5 and width = 3 .
Print the area of the rectangle (length × width).
6. Challenge Question
Make a variable number = 13 .
Print:
“Even” if the number is even.
“Odd” if the number is odd.
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