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This page highlights an approach to rapid on-boarding in Python programming. Sample files with a few concepts are presented. Participants type in the files and then examine the behaviour of the resulting programs, learning the effect of a few Python keywords each step. | This page highlights an approach to rapid on-boarding in Python programming. Sample files with a few concepts are presented. Participants type in the files and then examine the behaviour of the resulting programs, learning the effect of a few Python keywords each step. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:46, 30 November 2019
This page highlights an approach to rapid on-boarding in Python programming. Sample files with a few concepts are presented. Participants type in the files and then examine the behaviour of the resulting programs, learning the effect of a few Python keywords each step.
<source lang="Python" line='line'>
- Quiz Program
answer = input("What is the capital city of Guyana?") if answer == "Georgetown":
print("Good answer")
elif answer == "GT":
print("Ok. We will accept that")
else:
print("What kind of an answer is that?")
</source>