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This is my personal note from what I relearn about Python. Lately, I want to activate again my muscle memory. And I want to remember it well. Therefore I will try to make it in the document that I remember. And this blog will suit the idea. 

1.2. Basic Python expression and statement Learning automate the boring stuff with Python

Theory

I also will keep it in Trinket for the emulator. So if I forget I always can come back. 

Don't forget to also check my YT channel for it. 

So the lesson today is related to a couple of important points. 

Example

And when it connected with the summary

Summary

1. An instruction that evaluates to a single value is an expression. An instruction that doesn't is a statement.
2. IDLE is an editor.
3. The interactive shell window has the >>> prompt.
4. The file editor window is where you enter code for complete programs.
5. Data types: int, float, string
6. Strings hold text and begin and end with quotes: ‘Hello world!'
7. Values can be stored in variables: spam = 42
8. Variables can be used anywhere values can be used in expressions: spam + 1

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