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Colledge of Science and Technology

ITE201: Python Programming


Part 2 - Basic of Python

Lecturer: DAN Tangoun


Run Python: using command

1. Open “Command prompt” (Windows) / Terminal (MacOS)


2. Type python or python3
3. Type print("Hello Python world!")

You will get the result:


Run Python: using file
1. Create a text file with extension .py (Example, hello_world.py)
2. Type print("Hello Python world!") in file hello_world.py
3. Go to file directory in Command Prompt or Terminal
4. Type python hello_world.py
(Example,the location of file is in C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop)
Run Python: using Jupiter notebook
• The Jupyter Notebook is an open-source web application
• Good for sharing python code (Export)
• Good visualization in note/comment on code (formatted text,
image, video,..)
• Editable code and update result
Rule for Python Syntax

✓ Python is case-sensitive
▪ name is not the same as Name (different Capital letter)
✓ Line indentation (No Curly Braces {…} ) indicates grouping of
statements
▪ Some other program use {…} for block of code or grouping but
Python use Indent
▪ Semicolon ; is optional (for ending a statement of code)

a = 10
if a<20:
print("a is less than 20")
else:
print("a is greater than 20")
✓ Multiline Statements
▪ Python does not allow to break statement normally by pressing
enter
▪ Use backslash ( \ ) for break the line of code for a statement.
Comment in Python
✓ Comment is ignored when processing the code
✓ Comment is useful for providing explanation for specific part of code
✓ Comment is useful for skip some parts of the code
✓ Comment is useful to find errors

✓ Use this symbol for comment: #

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