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      • Ch1 - Getting Started
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    • Python Fundamentals
  • Python Inststitute (PCAP)
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    • Course Introduction
    • Python Essentials (Part 1)
      • Module 1
        • Fundamentals
        • What is Python
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      • Module 2
        • The Print Function
          • Section Summary
        • Literals
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        • Operations- Data Manipulation Tools
          • Section Summary
        • Variables
          • Leaving Comments in Code
          • The input () Function
  • 100 Days Of Code
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    • What You Have To Do !!
    • 100 DAY's
      • DAY 1: Working with Variables
      • Day 2: Data Types & String Manipulation
      • Day 3: Control Flow and Operators
      • Day 4: Randomisation and Lists
      • Day 5: For Loops, Range & Code Blocks
      • Day 6: Python Functions and Karel
      • Day 7: Hangman
      • SUMMARY
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The colour scheme will come in handy when debugging and checking for errors.

  • purple - Special words part of the Python language are displayed in purple

  • green - Strings are displayed in green

  • blue - The output, or what the interpreter displays as a result of what you type is displayed in blue

  • red - Comments are displayed in red