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Your First 30 Minutes with Python
Computer Science · 50 min · 3 sections + quiz
Every app on your phone started as text. Someone sat at a computer and typed instructions into a file. Those instructions told the computer what to show, when to respond, and how to behave...
💡 KEY CONCEPT The word print is a function. A function is a built-in command that does one specific job. print() displays whatever is inside its parentheses.
A variable stores information so you can use it later. Think of a variable like a labeled box. You choose the label...
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