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Another Python intro for the beginner
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# coding=utf-8 | |
__author__ = 'Kennedy Otieno' | |
# let's create the famous hello world string. # please note you can also use sublime text editor or notepad++ as shown: | |
# to generate an output use the print statement | |
print "Hello World!!" | |
# lets make an input; for inputs it is proper practise you use prompts | |
# <- these are comments in Python. | |
# you must introduce a variable to store the input , I'll call mine usern | |
usern = raw_input(" Enter your name: ") # <- raw inut is used mainly for strings | |
print(usern) # <- it's that easy ☺ | |
# let's run this baby!! | |
print "Hello " + usern | |
age = input("How old are you: ") # <- use this for numbers | |
print "You're :" # <= you can not concatenate strings and numerals in python | |
print(age) | |
print "Thanks for watching!" |
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