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Notes:

1. Interactive Interpreter Prompt:


- You can write code of python in command prompt.
print("Krunal Sukhwani")
- This function is used to print string in console.

2. Script file:
- You can create file with .py extension.
- python filename.py

Comments:
- Explain the code
- Only for developer's knowledge

syntax:
#comment

Variable (Identifier):
- Store value
- Refers to memory location in RAM
- Don't need to specify type of variable.
- Number - don't use double quotation sign
- String - double quotation

python:
age=18
price=19.99
name="krunal"

Note: Use Camelcase to declare variable.

Rules of variable:
- The first character of the variable must be an alphabet or underscore(_).
- All the characters except the first character may be an alphabet of lower-case(a-
z), upper-case (A-Z), underscore or digit (0-9).
- Identifier name must not contain any white-space, or special character (!, @, #,
%, ^, &, *).
- Identifier name must not be similar to any keyword defined in the language.
- Identifier names are case sensitive for example myname, and MyName is not the
same.

Variable Assignments:
#Assign single value to single variable
firstNumber = 20
print(firstNumber)

print string and integer value together: (concatenate value, join two values)
age = 20
print("alex's age: ",age)

price = 699.99
print("Apple Watch Series 7 Price: " , price)

#Assign single value to multiple variables


sandraAge=erickAge=gabiAge=20

print("Age: ",gabiAge)
#Assign multiple values to multiple variables
a,b,c=10,20.99,"hello"

print(c)

Example: Variable has same value then you can concate(join) two values.
firstName = "krunal"
lastName = "sukhwani"
name = firstName + lastName
print(name)

shoesPrice = 100
watchPrice = 299.99
total = shoesPrice + watchPrice
print(total)

Error:
productName = "ipad"
productPrice = 1299.99
productInfo = productName + productPrice
print(productInfo)

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