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Section
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Write and run your first “Hello, World!” program
What is a program?
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Execute your “Hello, World!” command in the Python interactive console
What is a program?
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Learn about variables
Variables, Expressions, and Statements
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Learn about expressions
Variables, Expressions, and Statements
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Learn about statements
Variables, Expressions, and Statements
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Learn about booleans
Conditionals
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Learn about logical operators
Conditionals
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Learn about if/else statements
Conditionals
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Learn about functions
Functions
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Learn about lists
Lists, Sets, and Dictionaries
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Learn about sets
Lists, Sets, and Dictionaries
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Learn about dictionaries
Lists, Sets, and Dictionaries
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Learn about for and while loops
Loops
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🎲 Handle user input
Guess the Word
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🎲 Keep track of guesses
Guess the Word
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🎲 Show the word progress
Guess the Word
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🎲 End the game
Guess the Word
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🍦 Add bonus features to your game
Guess the Word
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Learn about break and continue statements
Loops
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Learn how to use strings
Strings
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Section
Description
Section Name
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Learn what programming is and write your first program
2
Learn how to store variables and the basics of programming instructions
3
Learn how to execute instructions based on a condition
4
Learn how to write reusable blocks of codes using functions
5
Learn how to use data structures to organize and store your data
6
Learn how to use loops to repeat instructions
7
Learn how to manipulate strings
8
Build your own “guess the word” game using the concepts you’ve learned
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