Your first lines of Python

A real terminal: print, variables and types, input, a for loop with its output, if/else, a little guessing program, the typical beginner mistakes, a quiz and a challenge.

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  1. Your first lines of Python
  2. Speaking: print()
  3. Storing data: variables
  4. Asking: input()
  5. Repeating: the for loop
  6. Deciding: if / else
  7. Challenge: guess the number

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