PYTHON SYNTAX _14/14

Review

Great! we’ve looked at:

• * Print statements
• * How to create, modify, and use variables
• * Arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication
• * How to use comments to make your code easy to understand
• * Different data types, including strings, ints, floats, and booleans
• * Converting between data types
• Exercise
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  1.Let's apply all of the concepts you have learned one more time!
  Create a variable called skill_completedand set it equal to the string "Python Syntax".
• 2. Create a variable called exercises_completed and set it equal to 13. Create another variable called points_per_exercise and set it equal to 5.
• 3. Create a variable called point_total and set it equal to 100.
• 4. Update point_total to be what it was before plus the result of multiplying exercises_completed and points_per_exercise.
• Hint! 
• You can add to a variable by using +=:

  total += number_to_add

  which is shorthand for:

  [new value of] total = [old value of] total + number_to_add

• Exercise
• 5.Add a comment above your declaration of points_per_exercise that says:

  The amount of points for each exercise may change, because points don't exist yet:

  6.Print a string to the console that says:
  I got X points!
  with the value of point_total where X is.

• Hint! 
• You can cast a numerical variable to a string and then add it to another string:

  print("This is " + str(1) + " long string!")

  >>> "This is 1 long string!"

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