Creating Python Variables using Replit software

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This document provides resources for learning Python programming concepts related to math operators, variables, input/output, and integer conversion. It includes examples of Python code to perform basic math operations with fixed numbers and variables, convert strings to integers for calculations, get number input from the user, and modify variable values. The document ends with homework challenges to create programs calculating the area and perimeter of a rectangle, a restaurant tip calculator, and the volume and surface area of a cuboid.

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Learning Goals/Objectives
Be able to read, comprehend, trace, adapt and create
Python code that:
• Performs simple maths (addition, subtraction, multiplication,
division and integer division) using fixed numbers
• Performs simple maths using numbers stored in variables
• Converts strings to integers
• Gets number input and uses it in calculations

Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley)
Maths - Operators
2 + 2

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Maths - Operators
+ addition
- subtraction
* multiplication
/ division (with decimal)
// division (integer result)

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Input
Data is collected and sent to the
computer
Process
Carrying out instructions.
Output
Presenting the results of
processing back to the user
Storage
Saving data that is not in use.

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Programming – Operators - Predict & Run
https://repl.it/@MrAColley/21-Maths-part-1

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Maths With Variables
num1 = 5
num2 = 10
result = num1 + num2
print(result)
Assign numbers
to your variables.
Perform the calculation.
Assign the result to a NEW
VARIABLE.
Don’t forget to
output the result

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Variables - vary - changing data
favColour
“blue”

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Programming – Variable Maths – Modify & Make
score = 0
print(score)
score = 10
print(score)

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Changing Variables With Maths
score = 0
print(score)
score = 10
print(score)
score = 0
print(score)
score = score + 1
print(score)
score = 0
print(score)
score += 1
print(score)
lives -= 1

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Programming – Input & Variables - Integers
Input works with strings. Strings are text.
Computers can’t do maths/logic with text. They have to use
numbers.
Whole numbers are called integers (ints for short).
We have to write code to convert our string input to an int
before we can do maths with it.

Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley)
Programming – Input & Variables - Integers
num1 = int(input("Enter a number"))
Tells the computer
to convert to an
integer.
Tells the computer
to convert to an
integer.
BRACKETS!
Because syntax!

Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley)
Programming – Input & Variables - Integers
print(str(num1)
Tells the computer
to convert an
integer variable to a
string

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Task 5 - Homework Challenge - Area
Calc
Create a program that allows the user to enter 2 numbers representing
the width and length of a rectangle. The program calculates and
displays the area of the rectangle.
Example solution -
https://repl.it/@MrAColley/25ChallengeExampleSolution

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Extra Credit Challenges
Perimeter Calc
Create a program that allows the user to enter 2 numbers representing the width and
length of a rectangle. The program calculates and displays the perimeter of the
rectangle.
Restaurant Tip Calculator
Create a program that allows the user to enter the price of a meal at a restaurant. The
program calculates the amount of the tip to be paid at 20%. The tip and total price are
then displayed separately.
Volume and Surface Calc
Create a program that allows the user to enter 3 numbers representing the height, width
and length of a cuboid. The program calculates and displays the volume and total
surface area of the cuboid.

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1. Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley) Learning Goals/Objectives Be able to read, comprehend, trace, adapt and create Python code that: • Performs simple maths (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and integer division) using fixed numbers • Performs simple maths using numbers stored in variables • Converts strings to integers • Gets number input and uses it in calculations

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6. Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley) Maths With Variables num1 = 5 num2 = 10 result = num1 + num2 print(result) Assign numbers to your variables. Perform the calculation. Assign the result to a NEW VARIABLE. Don’t forget to output the result

7. Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley) Variables - vary - changing data favColour “blue”

8. Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley) Programming – Variable Maths – Modify & Make score = 0 print(score) score = 10 print(score)

9. Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley) Changing Variables With Maths score = 0 print(score) score = 10 print(score) score = 0 print(score) score = score + 1 print(score) score = 0 print(score) score += 1 print(score) lives -= 1

10. Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley) Programming – Input & Variables - Integers Input works with strings. Strings are text. Computers can’t do maths/logic with text. They have to use numbers. Whole numbers are called integers (ints for short). We have to write code to convert our string input to an int before we can do maths with it.

11. Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley) Programming – Input & Variables - Integers num1 = int(input("Enter a number")) Tells the computer to convert to an integer. Tells the computer to convert to an integer. BRACKETS! Because syntax!

12. Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley) Programming – Input & Variables - Integers print(str(num1) Tells the computer to convert an integer variable to a string

13. Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley) Task 5 - Homework Challenge - Area Calc Create a program that allows the user to enter 2 numbers representing the width and length of a rectangle. The program calculates and displays the area of the rectangle. Example solution - https://repl.it/@MrAColley/25ChallengeExampleSolution

14. Resources created by Andy Colley (@MrAColley) Extra Credit Challenges Perimeter Calc Create a program that allows the user to enter 2 numbers representing the width and length of a rectangle. The program calculates and displays the perimeter of the rectangle. Restaurant Tip Calculator Create a program that allows the user to enter the price of a meal at a restaurant. The program calculates the amount of the tip to be paid at 20%. The tip and total price are then displayed separately. Volume and Surface Calc Create a program that allows the user to enter 3 numbers representing the height, width and length of a cuboid. The program calculates and displays the volume and total surface area of the cuboid.

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