jupyter notebook for python （二）

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字符串（string）：

A String is a common type of data, used in programming, consisting of a sequence of 1 or more characters.

• A String is a sequence of characters (aka: a string of characters)
  • Character examples: A, B, C, a, b, c, 1, 2, 3, !, &
• A String in python is contained in quotes, single(') or double(")
  • String examples: "ABC", 'Joana Dias', 'I have 2 pet cats.', "item #3 cost $3.29 USD"

    Note: the quotes containing a string must come in matched pairs

    • "Hello" or 'Hello' are correctly formatted strings
    • "Hello' is incorrectly formatted starting with double " and ending with single ' python needs a matching quote to know where the string ends

示例图： 

 

（二）

整数型（Integers）：

#A integers is another type：

• whole numbers such as -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3 are Integers
• Integers are not placed in quotes

A String can contain any character, this includes letters, spaces, punctuation, number digits and formatting. In a string with digits ("123") the digits are text images rather than representations of numeric values.

remember a line of python code starting with the pound or hash symbol (#*) indicates a *comment
 
comments are for humans to read and are not run by computers

示例图：

（三） 

赋值：

Variables & Storing Strings in Variables：

 

单词翻译：

 

总结：我就把它当成一个变量，然后被赋值，打印输出的结果一样。 

详情：

Variables are named containers

Computer programs often create storage for things that are used in repeated processing like item_price, student_name, stock_symbol. In python a variable is a type of object that can be addressed by name to access the assigned contents.

Name a variable staring with a letter or underscore "_"

There are different styles for creating variables this course uses lowercase descriptive names connected by underscores:

• item_price
• student_name
• stock_symbol

descriptive names reduce the need for comments in the code and make it easier to share code or read code written long ago

Variables can hold strings

once a variable is assigned:

current_msg = "I am a string"

a python program can refer to the variable,   current_msg,   in code
so that  current_msg, can be used like the string value  ("I am a string")   which it stores

Variable reassignment

We can reassign a variable, changing the contents. current_msg = "new current message"

Variables can be used in place of literals

If we initialize current_msg = "new current message" then
the literal string "new current message" and the variable current_msg are the same when used in code

 

 

（四） 

（变量可以重复使用，并被覆盖）

Data types in variables：

实例图：

（图中的任务只是改写例子的名字就ok了）

详情：

variables can be initialized with different data types. Below we see item_price is a decimal(aka - float) and student_name is string

item_price = 10.25 #item_price initialized as a numeric value (no quotes)
student_name ="Dias, Joana" #student_name initialized as a string
license_plate = "123A" #license_plate initialized as a string

Variables can start initialized as an Integer number data type

x = 22

here the Integer 22  value was assigned to the variable  x

The type of data a variable holds can be changed,

Python variables can change the type of data a variable holds

x = 22
x = "I am a string"

x  changed type from Integer  x = 22  to string  x = "I am a string"

Best Practice: Friendly Names

Friendly name examples, (item_price, student_name,license_plate), were used above.

Variables help us to write code that can be used repeatedly

A personalized letter can be sent to every student with individual names by using a name in a variable. Let's start with printing a name based on string variable.

Create a variable, name, at the top of the next cell. Assign a string value to   name.

Remember to use the quotes for string values

example:

name = "Joana Dias"
print(name)

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