Python Learning Notes
Python Basics
annotation
The role of comments
By using their familiar language, in the program to annotate some code, this is the role of comments, can greatly enhance the readability of the program.
Classification and syntax of annotations
- Single-line comments
# Comment content
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- Multiline comment
""" First line comment second line comment third line comment """
Note 1 note 2 Note 3"
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Shortcut key: CTRL + /
variable
Function of variables
In the program, data is temporarily stored in memory. In order to find or use the data more quickly, we usually define a name after storing the data in memory, and the name is variable.
A variable is simply the name of the memory location where the data is stored.
Define variables
Variable name = value# Custom variable name, to meet the identifier naming rules.
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identifier
Identifiers are the common conventions for defining names in Python, as follows:
- The value consists of digits, letters, and underscores (_)
- Can’t start with a number
- Built-in keywords cannot be used
- Strictly case sensitive
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Naming habits
- The name shows the meaning.
- Big hump: capitalized every word, for example, MyName.
- Small hump: capitalize the first letter of the word after the second (inclusive), e.g. MyName.
- Underscore: For example, my_name.