Fundamentals of Programming
--Originally published at Welcome to the Heaven
Print(“Hello World”)
Really? This is out of style
Print can give you a lot of amazing things if you know how to mix up, like be your calculator or better. One example, give you any number you want to square and to cube.
Source: https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/inputoutput.html
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--Originally published at Welcome to the Heaven
For experts and beginners the use of comments is one of the most useful thing when they’re programing and more when are learning a new language.
The comments in all the language can be called different and need and specific sintaxis if you don’t want to make a mistake when you’re programing, but in the case of Python the only thing that you need to put is “#”.
Comments can exist in two types:
The first when you want to describe a specific line, you put at the final of that.
Example :
>>> print (“Hello World”) #if you don’t put ” at the beginning and end of the text that you want that the computer print, this can’t be recognized the syntaxis.
And the second when you want to give a little description of the next code that you will use.
Example:
#Remember, all the text that you want the computer print need to be in ” ”
>> print(“Hello World”)
for a in[“banana”,2,3,5]:
print(a)
Source: http://www.gavilan.edu/csis/languages/comments.html
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--Originally published at Welcome to the Heaven
When you start programing, a lot of questions invade you and you don’t know who to ask. But don’t worry is normal, the first step is open your browser and search the first question that you are thinking in this moment…
And the wonderful internet will teach you ALL.
Only please, do not get mad if you can’t find the informatcion that you want in the first page, remember that all the good thing don’t come easy and if you want to be the best you have to go a long way.
