1. GCSE Computing

2. Variables name = “Larry” print(“Hi ”, name)
input(“\n\nPress a key to continue”)
Variable name – contain only numbers, letters and underscores. Cannot start with a number.
name = input(“Hi. What’s your name? “)

3. String methods
quote = “I think there is a world market for maybe five computers. IBM Chief 1943” print(“Original quote:”) print (quote) print(quote.upper()) quote.lower() swapcase capitalize title strip – removes all tabs, spaces and new lines replace(old, new [,max]) replaces a word replace(“five”, “a billion”)

4. Trust fund buddy program
Car = input(“Car cost: “)
Etc. Repeat for four other items
Total = car + etc (not adding, concatenating strings)
print(“/n Grand total: “, total)
Car = int(input(“car cost: “))
Or car = int(car) on second line
Float (x) = 10.0
Int(x) = 10
Str(x) = ‘10’

5. Augmented assignment operators
Food = food * same as
Food *= 52
x/= x=x/5
X-= x=x etc.

6. Python – 2nd Tutorial “Variables”
Apply skills
Write a program in script mode to enter name, age (in years) and weight.
The program must then output (print) the name five times, the persons age in seconds (work out a formula) and their weight on the moon (divide by 6) and weight on the sun (multiply by 27.1)
Make sure that you add a line of code to delay the program until the user presses a key.