Course Content

Python Tutorial for Beginners

1. Introduction to Programming

Writing Lines of Code Challenge 1 Challenge 2

2. Variables in Python

Variables for String Challenge Variables for Numbers Math expressions: Familiar operators Challenge 1 Challenge 2

3. Comments

Comments Challenge 1 Challenge 2

4. If...Else Statement

if statement Comparison operators if-else and if-else-elif statements Challenge 1 Challenge 2

Writing Lines of Code

In this chapter, you will get your first experience writing actual code. Our hope is that you will see how easy it can be, but if it presents challenges, don't be discouraged.

The Print Statement

In Python, the command print tells the program to display words or numbers on the screen. Here is a line of code that tells Python to display the words 'Hello, kitties!'

print is a keyword -- that is, a word, that has special meaning for Python. It means, 'Display what is inside the parentheses'.

print is not capitalized. If you capitalize it, the program will not run.

Well, let's practice a little?

Task

You should type in the console the chocolate you like. Well, for example "I like dark chocolate" or maybe "I like milk chocolate". Try yourself.

_{Click button below code to check the solution of this task.}

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Thanks for your feedback!

Section 1. Chapter 1

Writing Lines of Code

In this chapter, you will get your first experience writing actual code. Our hope is that you will see how easy it can be, but if it presents challenges, don't be discouraged.

The Print Statement

In Python, the command print tells the program to display words or numbers on the screen. Here is a line of code that tells Python to display the words 'Hello, kitties!'

print is a keyword -- that is, a word, that has special meaning for Python. It means, 'Display what is inside the parentheses'.

print is not capitalized. If you capitalize it, the program will not run.

Well, let's practice a little?

Task

You should type in the console the chocolate you like. Well, for example "I like dark chocolate" or maybe "I like milk chocolate". Try yourself.

_{Click button below code to check the solution of this task.}

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Thanks for your feedback!

Section 1. Chapter 1

Writing Lines of Code

In this chapter, you will get your first experience writing actual code. Our hope is that you will see how easy it can be, but if it presents challenges, don't be discouraged.

The Print Statement

In Python, the command print tells the program to display words or numbers on the screen. Here is a line of code that tells Python to display the words 'Hello, kitties!'

print is a keyword -- that is, a word, that has special meaning for Python. It means, 'Display what is inside the parentheses'.

print is not capitalized. If you capitalize it, the program will not run.

Well, let's practice a little?

Task

You should type in the console the chocolate you like. Well, for example "I like dark chocolate" or maybe "I like milk chocolate". Try yourself.

_{Click button below code to check the solution of this task.}

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Thanks for your feedback!

In this chapter, you will get your first experience writing actual code. Our hope is that you will see how easy it can be, but if it presents challenges, don't be discouraged.

The Print Statement

In Python, the command print tells the program to display words or numbers on the screen. Here is a line of code that tells Python to display the words 'Hello, kitties!'

print is a keyword -- that is, a word, that has special meaning for Python. It means, 'Display what is inside the parentheses'.

print is not capitalized. If you capitalize it, the program will not run.

Well, let's practice a little?

Task

You should type in the console the chocolate you like. Well, for example "I like dark chocolate" or maybe "I like milk chocolate". Try yourself.

_{Click button below code to check the solution of this task.}

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Section 1. Chapter 1

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below