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    This document discusses variables in Python. It defines variables as name placeholders that hold and store values to be used later. Variables must follow certain rules: they must contain letters, numbers, or underscores; cannot contain spaces; and cannot start with a number. The document then shows an example of tracking cupcake production over three days using variables to represent the number made and spoiled each day, as well as the cost per cupcake. It demonstrates calculating earnings for the first day and prompts the reader to calculate earnings for the second and third days.

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    This document discusses variables in Python. It defines variables as name placeholders that hold and store values to be used later. Variables must follow certain rules: they must contain letters, numbers, or underscores; cannot contain spaces; and cannot start with a number. The document then shows an example of tracking cupcake production over three days using variables to represent the number made and spoiled each day, as well as the cost per cupcake. It demonstrates calculating earnings for the first day and prompts the reader to calculate earnings for the second and third days.

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    PYTHON CHAP 2 - Operating On Variables

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    This document discusses variables in Python. It defines variables as name placeholders that hold and store values to be used later. Variables must follow certain rules: they must contain letters, numbers, or underscores; cannot contain spaces; and cannot start with a number. The document then shows an example of tracking cupcake production over three days using variables to represent the number made and spoiled each day, as well as the cost per cupcake. It demonstrates calculating earnings for the first day and prompts the reader to calculate earnings for the second and third days.

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    PYTHON CHAPTER 2

    Operating on variables
    Calculation directly with
    numbers
    Today Sofie produce 520
    cupcakes. Each cupcake costing
    RM 25. Find how much she earn?
    Today Sofie produce 520
    cupcakes. Each cupcake costing
    RM 25. Find how much she earn?
    Today Sofie produce 520
    cupcakes. Each cupcake costing
    RM 25. Find how much she earn?
    Today Sofie produce 520
    cupcakes. Each cupcake costing
    RM 25. Find how much she earn?
    Today Sofie produce 520
    cupcakes. Each cupcake costing
    RM 25. Find how much she earn?
    Calculation directly with numbers
    Calculation with Variables
    Variables ?
    Example :
    • Name place holder
    x=2
    • Hold and use later
    value = 32
    • Like storing value
    name = ‘sasi’
    1. Letters / number /
    Variables have 2.
    underscore
    Can’t have space
    RULES 3.
    4.
    Can replace with _
    Can’t start with
    number
    Day Made Spoiled Each

    1 520 12 25

    2 100 5 25

    3 130 8 25

    1 day 2 day 3 day

    made_1 = 520 made_2 = 100 made_3 = 130

    spoiled_1 = 12 spoiled_2 = 5 spoiled_3 = 8

    each_cost = 25 day2_earned = ? day3_earned = ?

    day1_earned = ?
    1 day
    made_1 = 520

    spoiled_1 = 12

    each_cost = 25

    day1_earned = ?
    1 day
    made_1 = 520

    spoiled_1 = 12

    each_cost = 25

    day1_earned = ?
    1 day
    made_1 = 520

    spoiled_1 = 12

    each_cost = 25

    day1_earned = ?
    Find 2 day earned

    Find 3 day earned

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