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MODULE 1: BASICS

MODULE 2: VARIABLES

MODULE 3: LOGIC

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Chapter 1: Comments

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.py

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Interpreter

Comments → 🗑️

📝 What are Comments?

Code is for computers, but Comments are for humans.

They start with a hash symbol (#).
The computer ignores them completely.
Use them to leave notes for yourself!

print("Hi")

# This is a comment

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Chapter 2: Output

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🖨️ The Print Function

To see results, we must "print" them to the screen using print().

⚠️ Syntax Rule:

• Text: Needs quotes -> "Hello"
• Numbers: No quotes -> 50

print("Code Beta")
print(5 + 3)

Output:

Code Beta
8

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Chapter 3: Math

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🧮 Doing Math

Python acts like a powerful calculator. However, the symbols for multiply and divide are unique.

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MultiplyUse asterisk, not x

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DivideUse forward slash

print(10 + 5) # Sum
print(10 * 2) # Product

⚔️ Mini Task: Math Battle

Calculate the product of 5 and 5.

print(5 * 5)

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MODULE 1 FINAL

Fix the Program 🔧

🚫 Syntax Error Detected

                        SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'.

Hint: In Python 3, print is a function. It acts like a mouth that needs lips () to speak!

Select the correct code to fix the error:

BROKEN

print "Hello World"

print("Hello World")

Print("Hello World")

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MODULE 2

Variables 📦

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The Box Metaphor

Think of a variable as a storage box.
Label: score
Content: 10

We assign values using the = sign.

score = 10
name = "Player"
print(score)

🎮 Mini-Game: Naming Police

Which variable name is valid in Python?

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Chapter 3: Logic

Intro

Making Decisions 🔀

Is it Raining? 🌧️

YES

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NO

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                        if raining:

                          Take umbrella ☔

                        else:

                          Wear sunglasses 😎

⚠️ The indentation (space) tells Python what belongs to the 'if'.

Mini Task: Security Check

age = ??
if age >= 18:
print("Access Granted")
else:
print("Access Denied")

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Select an age to test:

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MODULE 3 FINAL

Logic Battle ⚔️

How the Computer Thinks 🧠

The game uses multiple conditions to check who wins. In Python, we use `elif` (else if) to check extra options.

                        if you == "Snake" and cpu == "Water":

                          print("You Win")

                        elif you == "Water"
                        and cpu == "Gun":

                          print("You Win")

Task: Beat the CPU logic 3 times!

RESULT LOG: Choose your weapon...

You: 0

CPU: 0

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