On 09/12/2012 12:38 PM, bob gailer wrote:
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> /Python has statements/./ /if // is a ///statement./So is
> /def.
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What's with the attempted italics? This is a text mailing list, and the
text version of your html message was thoroughly mangled. It'd be much
better to just send t
On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 12:38 PM, bob gailer wrote:
> Precision in terminology is good.
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> Python has keywords. if, and, else are keywords. All keywords are all lower
> case.
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> Keywords cannot be overridden by assignment.
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> Python has statements. if is a statement. So is def.
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> Some keywor
Precision in terminology is good.
Python has /keywords./ /if, //and, //else /are /keywords. /All keywords
are all lower case.
Keywords cannot be overridden by assignment.
/Python has statements/./ /if // is a ///statement./So is /def.
///Some keywords are part of the structure of
Following up on my earlier reply, ( I let the 'If' slip). Python
statements are ALL lowercase. Case matters in python, so If is not
if, Print is not print, Else is not else.
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On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 5:32 AM, wrote:
> Hello,
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> I'm very new thanks in advance for your help.
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> My If statement is:
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> If age < (40):
this will work, but python doesn't need the parentheses around the
second argument. You can use it to make the logic more clear, but for
a single term it
Hello,
I'm very new thanks in advance for your help.
My If statement is:
If age < (40):
Print("you are young.")
Else:
Print("You look great.")
Basically what I want to do is have a sentence using print that includes the
results of the If or Else which is based on the users input of age.
