Beethoven Violin Sonatas Nos. 6-10, Op. 30 & Op. 47 "Kreutzer" | Analysis & Sheet Music

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a computer program that executes code written in the Python

programming language .....ANSWER.....Python interpreter

a program that allows the user to execute one line of code at a

time .....ANSWER.....interactive interpreter

common word for the textual representation of a program (and

hence programming is also called coding .....ANSWER.....Code

a row of text .....ANSWER.....line

The interactive interpreter displays a prompt (">>>") that

indicates the interpreter is ready to accept code

.....ANSWER.....prompt

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a program instruciton. A program mostly consists of a series of

statements, and each statement usually appears on its own line.

.....ANSWER.....statement

code that return a value when evaluated; for example, the code

wage * hours * weeks is an expression that computes a number

.....ANSWER.....Expressions

named references to values stored by an interpreter

.....ANSWER.....variables

creates new variable EX: salary = wage * hours * weeks

.....ANSWER.....assignment

a function that displays variables and expression values to

output. Each print command includes a new line.

.....ANSWER.....print()

used for comments and do not show up in outputs. for human

readers. .....ANSWER....."#" character

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texted enclosed in quotes (letters, numbers, spaces, or symbols

like @ or #(=) .....ANSWER.....string literal

How do you keep the output of a subsequent print statement on

the same line separated by a single space .....ANSWER.....use

end=' '

any space , tab, or newline .....ANSWER.....whitespace

how does python read input. what's the. command?

.....ANSWER.....input()




will read text entered by the user and the variable is assigned

with the entered text




The input obtained by input() is any text that a user typed,

including numbers, letters, or special characters like # or @. Such

text in a computer program is called a string.