Python - Lesson #4 - Module 1 Chapter 2 - Variables, Expressions and Statements

In this video I demonstrate the following: creating variables, mathematical and combined operators, syntax and runtime errors, displaying integers as strings in print() function, etc...

My name is Mike Seely and I teach computer science courses at the high school and college level in Colorado. These videos are appropriate for an Introduction to Programming - Python class. I understand that these videos are not of professional quality, but these are the videos I created for my students while we were all locked up during COVID. My videos are of me demonstrating entire programs and/or worksheets or practice quizzes that I would teach in class. My hope is they have a structured flow to them so they could support your learning in a programming course. I hope these videos help everyone learn a fairly difficult subject :)

PS - I apologize if the closed caption doesn't align with what I am saying. I ran the video through a Google translator and the closed caption is what Google came up with not me.

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