Numbers and Strings
Part of the Python course
Welcome back. In lesson 01 you ran your first Python file and learned that a variable is a labelled box that holds a value. Today we look at the two kinds of values you will use most often: numbers (for doing math) and strings (for working with text). By the end you will be able to add, subtract, and multiply with Python, and you will know the friendliest way to drop a value into a sentence.
The editor is already open with a file called main.py. Click the play button (the small triangle near the file). A panel will appear with the output ...
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Start this lessonNumbers and StringsWhat you'll learn
- Integers
- Floats
- String concatenation
- F-strings
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All lessons in this course
19 lessons- 1Hello, Python20 min
- 2Numbers and Strings25 min
- 3Asking the User a Question15 min
- 4Control Flow30 min
- 5Lists and Tuples30 min
- 6Dictionaries and Sets30 min
- 7Functions30 min
- 8Comprehensions25 min
- 9Files and IO30 min
- 10Modules and Packages30 min
- 11Classes and OOP35 min
- 12Inheritance and Composition30 min
- 13Exception Handling30 min
- 14Iterators and Generators30 min
- 15Decorators30 min
- 16Context Managers25 min
- 17Concurrency: Threads and Async40 min
- 18Testing with pytest35 min
- 19Packaging and Deployment35 min
