Lesson 3️⃣: Inputs

Bitesize Key points from this lesson

  1. The Input Function
  2. Assigning inputs to variables
  3. Casting to different datatypes using int(), float(), and str().
  4. We learned about the sequence programming paradigm, which is the most common way to write programs. It involves writing code that runs in a linear sequence, from top to bottom.
  5. Lastly, we learned concatenation, which is the process of combining strings together. In Python, we can use the + operator to concatenate strings.

Activities

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You should specifically follow the Step 1: Inputs activities: Input

Google Colab Tasks
Input Tasks (opens Google Colab)