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Coding with Python

Advanced Methods and Strategies to Learn Coding with Python

Author: Alexander Cane

Narrated by: Alexander Cane

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04:46.21

Published: 31st May 2024

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This book will help you learn advanced level coding in Python. The first thing is to install Python. I have used Python IDLE that also is called Python shell for coding. I have also used Python text editor to write and run full programs. You can open an editor. Open the shell first and then open a new file from the file menu on the top bar. The newly opened file will appear different because it is not a shell but a text editor. Once you write a program in the editor, you can run it by clicking f5. The editor will ask you to save the file. Save it and run accordingly to get the results.

Python programming, just like all other types of coding, is meant to solve the problems that end-users face. To do that, you need to get additional information from the end-user. For example, if someone needs to check whether he is eligible to qualify for playing in the basketball team or whether he is qualified to vote in the election, you can create a program that can give him the right answer he needs.

In this kind of program, we must know the age of the user before we provide an answer, which means that we must build an interface that demands an answer from the user with respect to his or age. The user will enter his or her age in the program with the help of the input() method. Once he or she enters the age, they can know the answer. You can design your program, such as to ask them their names so that you can store their information for future reference.