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I am 100% new to programming and I'm having trouble practising the print hello world statement. My code is as follows:
print(hello world!)
You are missing the '' or "" that need to wrap around any string object in Python
Try:
print('Hello World!')
You may find this documentation useful.
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This happens almost every time I type print("something here"): it puts this error message box (and yes I've tried quotation marks instead of quote marks).
Currently you have
print('hello' +inp 'how is your day?')
You might want to place another + sign on the other end of your input variable.
print('hello' +inp+ 'how is your day?')
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Kindly look at 10th line of this code snippet:
You forgot to close print():
print(txt.read())
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I encountered this code while studying String Formatting Operators in Python:
print('%(language)s has %(number)03d quote types.'%\
{"language":"Python", "number":2})
What does "\" represent in this code?
As you can read in Python's documentation a back slash breaks the line of code allowing for the next line continuation.
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I'm not sure why I'm getting this error.enter image description here
You only need a return statement if you are inside a function. The syntax of a function is the following:
def functionName():
# code goes here
return # you can also specify what to return here or just leave it
# blank, a return statement is not necessary.
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I'm having problems with my code and I'm not sure why python is not calling my function.
Here is the code I have. I only get Done to print out vice the print statements in startProcess
def startProcess(self):
print("hello")
def repeat(self):
self.startProcess
print("Done")
You are not actually calling self.startProcess, or is it a typo?
Try:
self.startProcess()