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# Print

print("Hello World!")
print("What is your name?")

# input () will get user input in console


input("What is your name?")

# save the input as a variable


# Then print() will print the word "Hello" and the variable
name = (input("What is your name?"))
print("Hello " + name)

# Coding exercise - ice cream name generator


# you are a food scientist and you are trying to come up with a name for your
new ice cream flavor. Your ice cream name will be: your favorite color and
the fruit that you hate.
# For example, if your favorite color is blue and the fruit that you hate is
strawberry, your ice cream name will be Blue Strawberry

color = (input("What is your favorite color?"))


fruit = (input("What fruit you hate the most?"))
print("Your new ice cream flavor is " + color + " " + fruit)

#Data Types
#"String" - alwasy with double quotes

print("Hello")

#Integer - whole numbers, without " " python will treat numbers as numbers
and not string
print(123 + 123)
print(123_456_789)

#Float - numbers with decimal places, floating point number


# 3.14159

#Mathematical Operations in Python


# 3 + 5
# 7 - 4
# 3 * 2
# 6 / 3
# 2 ** 3
# PEMDASLR - order of priority
print(3*(3+3)/3-3)
print(3**2)

# Rounding
print(round(8/3, 2)) #round to 2 decimal places

#Change data type from integer to float


a = float(123)
print(type(a))
# Change data type from string to float
print(70 + float("100.5"))

#f-String - mix strings and different data types


age = 30 #integer
height = 1.8 #float

#Use f-String to convert all data types to string


f"your age is {age} years old, your height is {height} meters."
print(f"your age is {age} years old, your height is {height} meters.")

# Coding exercise - discount calculator


#If the total bill was $150.00 with 15% discount, the final amount you have
to pay is ($150*(1-0.15)) = $120
#Round the result to 2 decimal places.
print("Welcome to the discount calculator!")
bill = float(input("What was the total bill? $"))
discount = int(input("How much is the discount in percentage? "))

discount_percentage = discount / 100


discount_amount = bill * discount_percentage
total_payment = bill - discount_amount
final_amount = round(total_payment, 2)

print(f"The final amount to pay after a {discount}% discount is:


${final_amount}")

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