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- A value can have many different types but a name is just a reference to a value. - When you are filling out a form you are providing values for names. If the form asks you to do something like "combine lines 1 and 3" your answer better not be "line 1 line 3". - When you need to repeat a value, like the area of a circle, many times it is easier and more efficient to save the value to a variable. It also makes code more understandable.
8 lines
142 B
Python
8 lines
142 B
Python
# greetings.py
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# ------------
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# By MWC contributors
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user_name = input("What's your name? ")
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greeting = "Hello, " + user_name
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print(greeting)
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