bout_Python

# Show information 'bout Python [Mu: Python 3]
# Copyright 2021-2023 Roland Richter

# Print the text to the console
print("Hello world!")

# QUIZ Each of the next lines is incorrect; do you see why?
# TRY  Delete one '#' character, and see what happens:
# pirnt("Hello world!")
# print("Hello world!"
# print("Hello world!)
# print("Hello world!"))
# print("Hello wolrd!")

# HINT To check your code for mistakes, press the "Check" button;
#      often, it is also useful to clean up your code with "Tidy"

# Some further facts about Python:
name = "Guido van Rossum"
year = 1991
# `name` is a variable, and holds some text; `year` is also a variable,
# and holds a number. print() can output both text and numbers.
print("Python was invented in", year, "by", name, ".")

# HINT You can use either "" or '' to enclose text in quotation marks
#     🠗                    🠗                                🠗                   🠗
print('In 2021, Python was "Programming Language of the Year" of the TIOBE index')

# HINT You can copy the snake emoji from https://old.unicode-table.com/en/1F40D/
print("Python is often associated with the snake emoji", "🐍")

# With +, you can not only add up numbers, but also concatenate text:
flying_circus = "Monty Python"
print("but the name is a tribute to the British comedy group " + flying_circus)
print("The current version of the language is Python", 1+1+1)


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