Python - Beginner - Data Types 001

Print one line

print("hello world")
print('Day 1 - Python Print Function')
print("the function is declared like this:")
print("print('what to print')")

Print across multiple lines

print("Hello world! \nHello world!")

print("Hello" +" "+ "Spark")

Include the # and then comment.

input("What is your name? ")
# capturing an input value

print(len(input("What is your name? ")))
#using len() to calculate the lenght
#The code is executed with the innermost bracket
being processed first.

name = input("What is your name dude? ")
print(name)

person_name = "Jack"
print(person_name)

person_name = "Missy Eliot"
print(person_name)
length = len(person_name)
print(length)

a = input("a: ")
b = input("b: ")
c = a
a = b
b = c
print("a: " + (a))
print("b: " + (b))
#objective was to swap the values between A and B.
Achieved by creating a new value C

Make the code readable and makes sense to you, so that you can recall this later. You can use a underscore e.g your_password. If you want to use numbers you cant use it at the start of the the variable name.

print("Welcome to the band name generator")
city = input("Which city did you grow up in?\\n")
pet = input("whats the name of your pet?\\n")
band_name = city +" " + pet
print("Your band name could be" + " " + band_name)