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Python Notes

The document provides notes on basic Python concepts, specifically focusing on the print function and strings. It explains that print() is a function and that strings are sequences of characters, including spaces. An example is given with the string 'hello world' to illustrate these points.

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Python Notes

The document provides notes on basic Python concepts, specifically focusing on the print function and strings. It explains that print() is a function and that strings are sequences of characters, including spaces. An example is given with the string 'hello world' to illustrate these points.

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~ python notes ~

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if we said print("hello world")

print(""): is a function

we define functions with parentheses ( when you see parenthesis you know
that it is a function)

but the thing inside the quotations is called string ("hello world")

string: is a sequence of characters(letters,numbers,etc...)

ex: in hello world (just like how we consider the h a character the space that
we left between the words is also considered as a character)

if you saw a bunch of characters in (" ") you can know that this is a string

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