Python Lessons 7 & 8 Mr. Kalmes.

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Python Lessons 7 & 8 Mr. Kalmes

Aims Explore new characters used in Python Explore new symbols used in Python Understand escape sequences

Python Lesson 7

Lesson 7 Activity A

- Build a program that uses \n and “”” Lesson 7 activity B - Build a program that uses \n and “”” It should list your class schedule and teachers. A- days should be done horizontally and B-days should be done vertically You should also use the “”” to create a short paragraph describing your favorite class and why

Python Lesson 8

Escape Sequences Escape Sequences: allow you to put difficult to type things into a string. Some examples of escape sequences are: \t (this will tab in a line), \\ (this will show one \ in the actual code) \” allows you to put a double quote in the text \’ allows you to put a single quote in the text

Lesson 8 Activity Copy the following code and turn it in to the drop box when you are finished

Exit Slip Questions What does the \n do? What do the triple “ do to the code? What does \t and \\ do?