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Lesson Aims Vocabulary In this lesson you are going to: [ slide 2 ] Lesson Aims In this lesson you are going to: Learn how to do more with text Get Python to do some maths for you Learn how to combine maths and text Vocabulary escape sequence string integer float function mathematical operator modulus interactive mode

Programming Session Rules [ slide 3 ] Programming Session Rules Try to complete the task set on your own computer If you have finished and are waiting, you may: try out your own code help other students who are stuck. When asked to stop: go back to your seat stop coding listen carefully.

Escape sequences: [ slide 4 ] You have been using IDLE in interactive mode. This is when we write a command and it is run as soon as we press ENTER on the keyboard. Interactive mode is great for experimenting. 1. Write these escape sequences into your notebook 2. Using a copy of your code, change the escape sequence to some of those below to see what they do.