Python Exam

Nested conditionals explained In order to learn what nested conditionals actually are, check out this template code: if condition:    if condition:        code to be executed if condition … Read More

Flag variables explained Remember practicing multiplication tables as a kid and your teacher repeatedly asking you what “5 x 9” was until you got it … Read More

There are 4 main types of data that we’ll be utilizing in Python: strings, integers, floats, and booleans. Let’s dive into each of them! Strings … Read More

The print() function explained Imagine yourself jotting a to-do list onto a Post-it Note. Your writing content directly onto a Post-it. That’s exactly what the … Read More

Did your teacher make absolutely no sense? Couldn’t focus in class? Stressed for your upcoming exam? Perfect, you’re in the right place. Sit back, relax, … Read More

For loops explained Let’s say you teach at ABC Elementary School and it’s the first day of classes. You’ve got a small class of 4 … Read More

While loops explained Count from 0 to 3. Congrats, you just accomplished the core functionality of a while loop. First, we set a starting value … Read More

Concatenation explained Attention lazy Thank You Note writers! Concatenation was built for you. This look familiar to you? Remember cranking out a note every 10 … Read More

Conditionals explained Essentially, a conditional is a switch. For example, imagine a machine that has 3 buttons: Whenever you press the red button that says … Read More