Python is versatile and multi-functional programming language that is used in thousands of different applications.

One of the many reasons Python is popular is that it is open source. All the documentation, background IDEs, and infrastructure is free to and regularly updated. If you would like to learn more about Python or add it to a personal device, check our its official website:
Python.org 

If you are looking to try out Python at home, but don’t want to download an IDE, check out this online space – https://www.online-python.com/

Basics – Access Python in Applications -> Python 3.xx

Over the next few classes, we will be covering some basic structures and syntax in Python.
Follow along in class and complete the questions in the following Modules…
Each is worth 10 marks.

Module 1 (Print Command – Due May 21) – Python1

Module 2 (Variables & Constants – Due May 25) – Python2

Module 3 (Number Data Due May 29) – Python3

Module 4 (User Input Due June 2) – Py4

If you are interested in learning more beginner concepts in Python, check out this playlist.

Project Builds – Each Project is worth 15 marks.

Guess The Number – GuessTheNumber
(Please complete the code and answer the testing questions as comments at the bottom of your file.)

Rock, Paper, Scissors – 
(Please complete the code and answer the testing questions as comments at the bottom of your file.)