print("Hello World")

Input and Output

name = input('Type your name: ')
print(name)

Data Types

  • str (string)
  • int (integer)
  • float (float)
  • bool (boolean)
  • list(array ➜ multiple values with multiple datatype)
  • tuple(array ➜ multiple values with same datatype)
  • dict(dictionary ➜ multiple values with key values)
# string(text)
print("My Name is John")
# integer(number)
print(899)
# float(decimal)
print(99.432577834)
# boolean(True or False)
print(True)
print(False)
# list(multiple values with multiple datatype)
print(['hello', 1, False])
# tuple(multiple values with same datatype)
print(('orange', 'pink', 'red'))
# dict(multiple values with key values)
print({'name':'Sophia', 'gender':'female', 'age':20, 'graduated': False, 'favourite_color': ('orange', 'pink', 'red')})

Comments

You can use comments when you want to give some instructions to other programmers. They will not print out.

# this is comment

Variables

name = "Sophia"
graduated = False
age = 20
# different data types
new_list = ['hello', 1, False]
# different data types
new_tuple = ('orange', 'pink', 'red')
# dict data type
new_dict = {'name':'Sophia', 'gender':'female', 'age':20, 'graduated': False, 'favourite_color': ('orange', 'pink', 'red')}
print(name)

Print the value in a list one by one

new_list = ['hello', 1, False]print(new_list[0])
print(new_list[1])
print(new_list[2])

Print the value in a tuple one by one

new_tuple = ('orange', 'pink', 'red')print(new_tuple[0])
print(new_tuple[1])
print(new_tuple[2])

Print the values in a dictionary(dict) by key

new_dict = {'name':'Sophia', 'gender':'female', 'age':20, 'graduated': False, 'favourite_color': ('orange', 'pink', 'red')}print(new_dict['name'])
print(new_dict['gender'])
print(new_dict['age'])
print(new_dict['graduated'])
print(new_dict['favourite_color'])

Concatenation

name = "Sophia"
favourite_food = "dampling"
favourite_color = "red"
print("Name is "+ name + ". Favourite food is " + favourite_food + " and favorite color is " + favourite_color + ".")

+ operator do not work for different data types. For Example:

name = "Sophia"
graduated = False
age = 20
print("Name is "+ name + ", graduated is " + graduated + ", age is " + age)

f String (f”string”)

name = "Sophia"
graduated = False
age = 20
print(f"Name is {name}, graduated is {graduated}, age is {age}")

Arithmetic Operators ( +, -, * , **, /, //, %)

a = 2
b = 5
print(f"a + b is {a + b}")
print(f"a - b is {b - a}")
print(f"a * b is {a * b}")
print(f"a ** b is {b ** a}")
print(f"a / b is {b / a}")
print(f"a // b is {b // a}")
print(f"a % b is {b % a}")

Comparison Operators ( ==, !=, >, <, >= , <= )

a = 20
b = 20
c = 40


print(f"a equal to b is {a == b}")
print(f"a not equal to b is {a != b}")
print(f"a greater than b is {a > c}")
print(f"a smaller than b is {a < c}")
print(f"a greater than or equal b is {a >= b}")
print(f"a smaller than or equal b b is {a <= c}")

Logical operators (and or not)

a = 20
b = 20
c = 40


print(f"a and b both equal to 20 is {a and b == 20}")
print(f"a or b equal to 40 is {a or c == 40}")
print(f"a is not equal to 30 is {not a == 30}")

x = True
y = True
z = False


print(f"True and True is {x and y}")
print(f"True and False is {x and z}")
print(f"True or True is {x or y}")
print(f"True or False is {x or z}")
print(f"not True is {not x}")
print(f"not False is {not z}")

Assignment Operators (+=, -=, *=, /=)

a += 2
print(f"a = a + 2 and the value a is {a}")

a -= 2
print(f"a = a - 2 and the value a is {a}")

a *= 2
print(f"a = a * 2 and the value a is {a}")

a /= 4
print(f"a = a / 2 and the value a is {a}")

Conditional Statements

if Statement

if True:
print("Print This")

if else Statement

if True:
print("Print this if true")
else:
print("Print this if false")

if elif else Statement

name = 'Sophia'
password = 'PaSSword'

if name == 'Sophia' and password == 'PaSSword':
print("Successfully Login")
elif name != 'Sophia':
print("Username is not correct")
elif password != 'PaSSword':
print("Password is not correct")
else:
print("Please Login again")

Looping

For loop

colors = ('orange', 'pink', 'red')for color in colors:
print(color)

or

colors = ('orange', 'pink', 'red')

for color in range(len(colors)):
print(colors[color])
for num in range(0, 5):
print(num)

While loop

a = 0
while a < 5:
print(a)
a += 1

Function

def write():
print("writing")

write()

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Cho Zin Thet
Cho Zin Thet

Written by Cho Zin Thet

Learning javascript and web-development

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