Variables in Python | Python for Beginners

In this series we will be walking through everything you need to know to get started in Python! In this video we learn about Variables in Python.

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0:00 Introduction
0:16 Writing a Variable
3:18 Assigning Multiple Variables
4:46 Creating a List Variable
6:07 Naming Variables
9:53 Operators with Variables
12:42 Outro

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Command Mode (press Esc to activate):
Up Arrow: Move to the previous cell.
Down Arrow: Move to the next cell.
Enter: Enter edit mode (to start typing in a cell).
A: Insert a new cell above the current one.
B: Insert a new cell below the current one.
D D: Delete the current cell (press D twice).
Edit Mode (press Enter in a cell):
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Ctrl + Enter: Run the current cell but stay in it.
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[EldenSoulsVids]

It is possible to add strings and integers together by using the str() method which can be helpful in certain cases. For example:
potions = 5
print( 'Your potions: ' + str(potions) )
output - Your potions: 5

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