Here's my example program from our first python lesson. Our programs may be slightly different, but by end, you should be able to:
Take user input
Respond
Compare numbers
Do math
Print a list of things
Also remember, there are some important concepts we covered this lesson. Specifically:
The difference between "strings" (str) and "numbers" (int)
To convert a string into a number, use the "int()" function
To convert a number into a string, use the "str()" function
yourName = input("What is your name?: ")
print("Hi, " + yourName + "!")
response = input("How are you today?: ")
if response == "good":
print("That is great!")
elif response == "bad":
print("DARN SHUCKS!")
else:
print("Awww.. Too bad :(")
bigNumber = input("What is a big number?: ")
bigNumber = int(bigNumber)
if bigNumber < 100:
print("That's not big!")
else:
print("That * 5 = " + str(bigNumber * 5))
fruits = ["banana", "orange", "kiwi"]
print("I love all these fruit!")
for fruit in fruits:
print(fruit)
Also remember, there are some important concepts we covered this lesson. Specifically:
yourName = input("What is your name?: ") print("Hi, " + yourName + "!") response = input("How are you today?: ") if response == "good": print("That is great!") elif response == "bad": print("DARN SHUCKS!") else: print("Awww.. Too bad :(") bigNumber = input("What is a big number?: ") bigNumber = int(bigNumber) if bigNumber < 100: print("That's not big!") else: print("That * 5 = " + str(bigNumber * 5)) fruits = ["banana", "orange", "kiwi"] print("I love all these fruit!") for fruit in fruits: print(fruit)asdf