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New Python ressources for intermediate levels...
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Python is a cross-platform, object-oriented programming language, created in 1991. It allows to create, among other things, Web applications, softwares and scripts system.
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⇒ Code Examples
→ You must be bilingual (Fr/En). Code examples are in English.
→ Let's start with very simple codes. The more you progress, page after page, the more sophisticated the scripts will be. However, you must go over 30 to 40 pages per level, before moving on to the next step...
→ In order to evaluate your codes, click on the icon on the left at the bottom of the page (gears), then choose a compiler from the list that will be open in another tab. Finally, test your work.
NOW REPRODUCE AND IMMERSE YOURSELF!
C 0001 - Hello World !
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print("Hello World!")C 0002 - Variables
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var_1 = "Bonjour" var_2 = "Personnes" print(var_1) print(var_2)
C 0003 - Numbers Types
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x = 6 y = 645948945264546254 z = -6987 print(type(x)) print(type(y)) print(type(z))
C 0004 - Numbers Types
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x = 12 y = 1154895445532 z = -46 print(type(x)) print(type(y)) print(type(z))
C 0005 - Variables
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var_1 = "Hello" var_2 = "People" var_3 = "Age" var_4 = "Country" print(var_1) print(var_2) print(var_3) print(var_4)
C 0006 - Variables
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var_1 = "Hello" var_2 = "People" var_3 = "Age" var_4 = "Country" var_5 = "Skills" var_6 = "Languages" print(var_1) print(var_2) print(var_3) print(var_4) print(var_5) print(var_6)
C 0007 - Numbers Types
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x = 8887 y = 0.56654896 z = -58 print(type(x)) print(type(y)) print(type(z))
C 0008 - Numbers Types
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x = 8887 y = 0.56654896 z = 4j print(type(x)) print(type(y)) print(type(z))
CHOOSE YOUR COMPILER
Reproduce this code, choosing one of the compilers below (don't copy and paste! It would be too easy). They all have the same function, just choose one according to your preferences.
When copying your code, replace the existing (default) code already in the compiler with your own.
Warning! For some of these compilers, you must choose the programming language yourself from the menu that is then offered. Of course, don't forget to click on RUN!
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» Creation date: 1991
* Created by Guido van Rossum
* Developed by Python Software Foundation
* Influenced by Java
* Cross-platform
* Free license (Python Software Foundation License)
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