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Learn Coding Python

This beginner's guide introduces coding with Python, emphasizing its importance and accessibility. It covers setting up the coding environment, writing a simple program, understanding variables and data types, and using operators. The conclusion encourages practice and exploration of advanced topics to enhance programming skills.

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Learn Coding Python

This beginner's guide introduces coding with Python, emphasizing its importance and accessibility. It covers setting up the coding environment, writing a simple program, understanding variables and data types, and using operators. The conclusion encourages practice and exploration of advanced topics to enhance programming skills.

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Learn Coding with Python – A Beginner’s Guide

By Your Name
Chapter 1: Introduction – Why Learn Coding?
Coding is the language of the future. Whether you want to build apps, websites, or games, learning
programming opens endless opportunities. You don’t need to be a genius—just curious and
consistent.

Chapter 2: Setting Up Your Environment


Before writing your first code, you need to set up: - Python (download from python.org) - Code
Editor (VS Code recommended) - Terminal/Command Prompt basics

Chapter 3: Writing Your First Program


The simplest program is called Hello World. It shows text on the screen.
print("Hello, World!")

Chapter 4: Variables and Data Types


Variables are containers for storing data values. Example:
name = "Alice"
age = 21
print(name, age)

Chapter 5: Operators
Python uses operators for math and logic operations, such as +, -, *, /, and, or, not.
x = 5
y = 2
print(x + y) # 7
print(x > y) # True
Conclusion
Congratulations! ■ You’ve taken your first steps into the world of coding with Python. Keep
practicing, build small projects, and explore new topics like web development, data science, or
artificial intelligence. Remember: consistency is the key to becoming a great programmer.

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