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Introduction to Programming

The document outlines core elements of a programming program, emphasizing that raw_input is always treated as a string unless specified otherwise. It explains the use of conditionals such as if, else, and elif, as well as the distinction between assignment (=) and comparison (==) operators. An example is provided to illustrate the use of these concepts in code.

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Introduction to Programming

The document outlines core elements of a programming program, emphasizing that raw_input is always treated as a string unless specified otherwise. It explains the use of conditionals such as if, else, and elif, as well as the distinction between assignment (=) and comparison (==) operators. An example is provided to illustrate the use of these concepts in code.

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Core Elements of a Program

raw_input is always a string unless specified otherwise


Conditionals: if, else, elif

= used to do assignments; == used to do comparisons between objects (x = 3; if x%2 == 0)



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