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Python Basics › Input and OutputChapter 2Talking to the User
Ask questions with input(), work with words and text, and set up Python on your own computer.
Part of Python Programming · Foundations (chapter 2)
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Ask and Answer: input()
A program becomes useful when it can listen. In this course you ask the user a question with input(), you learn why the answer is always text and how to turn it into a number, and you write small programs that ask, calculate and answer: a temperature converter, a tip calculator, a unit converter and a bill splitter. The practice checks your answers for you, and gives the program its answers, so you do not have to type them.
Words and Text: Strings
Text in Python is called a string. In this course you count the letters, pick out single letters and pieces, change the case, clean messy text, join and repeat text, put values inside sentences with f-strings, ask questions about text, and search inside it. You finish with a name tag maker and a small text analyser. Every lesson has practice that checks your answers.