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Python Print Variables Input

This lesson covers the basics of the print() function, variables, and user input in Python. It explains how to display text and values, the types of variables (integer, float, string, boolean), and how to take user input while converting it to the appropriate data type. Additionally, it includes a mini challenge to reinforce learning by writing a simple program.

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Python Print Variables Input

This lesson covers the basics of the print() function, variables, and user input in Python. It explains how to display text and values, the types of variables (integer, float, string, boolean), and how to take user input while converting it to the appropriate data type. Additionally, it includes a mini challenge to reinforce learning by writing a simple program.

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Lesson 2: Print

Function,
Variables, and
Input
Presented to you by @DeepTV12
The print() Function

 The print() function is used to display text and


values on the screen.
 Example:
 print('Hello, World!')
Printing Numbers

 We can print numbers directly without quotes.


 Example:
 print(10)
Printing Multiple Items

 We can print multiple values using commas.


 Example:
 print('My age is', 21)
Printing with Separator

 Use 'sep' to change the separator.


 Example:
 print('Python', 'is', 'fun', sep='-')
Printing with End

 Use 'end' to change how the line ends.


 Example:
 print('Hello', end=' ')
 print('World!')
Understanding
Variables in
Python
What is a Variable?

 A variable is like a container that stores data in


memory.
 Example:
 x=5
Naming Rules for Variables

 Can contain letters, numbers, and underscores


 Must start with a letter or underscore
 Case-sensitive (age and Age are different)
 easy to read and understand
 Good
example(Id,name1,FirstName,DeepTV
12, Last_Name)
 Bad examples(1name,First-name,
hfkaj675)
Integer Variables

 Stores whole numbers.


 Example:
 age = 25
Float Variables

 Stores decimal numbers.


 Example:
 height = 5.8
 Salary = 5280.65
String Variables

 Stores any text enclosed in quotes.


 Example:
 name = 'John'
 Username=‘DeepTV12’
Boolean Variables

 Stores True or False values.


 Example:
 is_student = True
Reassigning Variables

 You can change a variable's value.


 Example:
 x = 10
 print(x)
 x = 20
 print(x)
 x= x*5
 print(x)
Taking User
Input in Python
The input() Function

 Used to take input from the user.


 It will ask users to enter text
 Example:
 name = input('Enter your name: ')
 It will always be a “string” until you change its
type
Input Always Returns a
String
 Even if the user enters a number, it's stored as
text.
 Example:
 age = input('Enter your age: ')
Converting Input to
Integer
 Use int() to convert input to a number.
 Example:
 age = int(input('Enter your age: '))
 It will take this string and change it to integer
data type
Converting Input to Float

 Use float() to accept decimal numbers.


 Example:
 height = float(input('Enter height: '))
 It will take this string and change it to float
 Make a python program that asks user for length
and width and prints the area of that rectangle
(length X width)
for example :
 length = 5
 width = 2
 area = 10
Answer
Mini Challenge
Try it yourself!
Challenge Instructions

 Write a Python program that:


 Asks for your name, age, and city
 Prints them in a sentence
Challenge Hint

 Use input() to take user input and print() to


display it.
 Example:
 name = input('Enter name: ')
 print('Hello,', name)
 That’s all for today, you have learn how to
print, variables types, how to store a
variable, how to take user input, how to
change string to another datatypes
 The most important part for now is to
practice and type each code we took today
and try to solve the mini challenge
YOURSELF
 Answers will be posted on my telegram
channel next to my the slides
 If you have any questions or errors, you can
comment it on my channel
 Answers will be posted on my
telegram channel next to my the
slides
 If you have any questions or errors,
you can comment it on my channel
Thanks for Watching

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