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Print function

Whenever you want to display something on the screen,


you must use the print command. You must ALWAYS
open and close the BRACKETS.
Variables

Value
film = “Frozen”
print (film)
Create a Displays the
variable value of the
called film variable.
which stores a
value.
Variables

Value

Create a Displays the


variable called value of the
number which variable.
stores a value.

Hint: You DO NOT need Quotation mark when storing


numbers in a variable.
The quotation marks are only needed for a string or
char
Variables
In python, we can use the comma “,” to concatenate
(join things together).

film = “Lion King”


print (“My favourite film is” , film)

What will the above program display?

My Favourite film is Lion King.


Variables & Constants

What will this program display?

film = “Lion King”


print (“My favourite film is” , “film”)
My favourite film is film

You must NOT put quotation marks around


variables.
Input function
Displays the
user’s answer The
question

Displays the
Variable called user’s answer
“name”

The above code will ask the user to enter their


name. Then it will wait until the user enters their
name.
Input function
Displays the
user’s answer The
question

Displays the
Variable called user’s answer
“name”

This is what the program will display if you


enter Martin.
Input function
Displays the
user’s answer The
question

Variable called
“name”

What will the program display if you enter Martin.


Your name is Martin
Tasks
Complete task 1-7. Use the hint to help
you.

Then complete the extension task.


1. Display the following on 4 separate lines:
• I like Snapchat Hint:
• I like Instagram
• I like Twitter
• I love Facebook
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Extension:
Display your name, your age and your gender on 3 separate lines.
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2. Create a variable called food and store your favourite food
inside the variable. Print out the value of the variable onto the
screen. YOU DO NOT NEED AN INPUT COMMAND.
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Hint:
3) Ask the user for their favourite film. Display “I also like
watching”, film. Hint
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4. Create a program that ask the user for their hobby, surname, favourite colour
and favourite pet. Display the above on 4 separate lines. “Remember you can’t
have space in a variable name.
Hint:
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5. Create a program that ask the user for their name. Display the
name 1000 times. Use * to multiply.
Hint:
Example:

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6. Create a program that ask the user for their favourite food.
Display “I also like”, food. Food should be replaced with the user’s
answer. hint:
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7. Ask the user for their name and favourite hobby. Display “your
name is”, name, “and your favourite hobby is”, hobby. Example:

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Extension
Homework
Complete the extension tasks (task 8 and 9) if you’ve
finished the previous questions.
8. Ask the user for a username. Then display “Welcome”, username.

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9. Ask the user to enter a random symbol such as #. Then display
that symbol 100 times.

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