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# A statement that tells Python to look for and load a module named 'os'

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# A statement that tells Python to look for and load a module named 'os'

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import os

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# This statement begins a class definition

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class User(BaseClass):

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# The following statement spans multiple lines and creates a dictionary

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my_profile = { 'username': 'coolguy123' }

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# This statement increases the value of a variable called num_found

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num_found += 1

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# This statement says that a function should return a value

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return total_count

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# This statement adds to strings and returns the result

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"hello " + "world"

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# This statement returns the value of a variable named my_var

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my_var

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# This statement begins a function definition

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def get_most_recent(language):

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# This statement calls a function but all arguments must also be valid expressions. # In this case, one argument is a function that gets evaluated

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mix_two_colors(get_my_favorite_color(), '#000000')

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# This statement adds two numbers and returns the result

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5 + 3 # This statement adds two numbers and returns the result

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How to use "For Loop"

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In Python, "for loops" are called iterators. Just like while loop, "For Loop" is also used to repeat the program. But unlike while loop which depends on condition true or false. "For Loop" depends on the elements it has to iterate.

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# This statement begins a for-loop

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for player in players:

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A function

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A function is an object. There's statements to create functions, like def:

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How to use "enumerate" function for "For Loop"

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Enumerate function in "for loop" does two things 1. It returns the index number for the member 2.And the member of the collection that we are looking at

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Continue statement in for loop

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Continue statement can be used in for loop when you want to fetch a specific value from the list.

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While Loop Syntax

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while expression Statement

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# This is a statement that calls the print function

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print("hello")

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A statement

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A statement is a syntax construct

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# This statement assigns a value to a variable.

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first_name = "Kevin"

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