Print & Variables: Python foundations — Python Exercise

Overview

Write your first lines of Python: show text on the screen with print() and store values in variables.

print() shows a value on the screen
Text (str) goes inside quotes
Whole numbers (int) have no quotes
name = value stores a value

Short Course

print() displays whatever you put between the parentheses.
A variable is a name that stores a value — create one with =.
Text needs quotes, numbers don't.

print("Hi there!")      # shows: Hi there!

city  = "Paris"         # text  (str)
years = 3               # number (int)

print(city)             # shows: Paris
print(years + 1)        # shows: 4

Task

Replace every ___ in the editor:

Set name to your name as text (in quotes).
Set age to a whole number.
Print exactly Hello, Python!

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