input: Receive user input information;
1 #Use input to get the necessary information 2 name =input( " Please enter your name: " ) 3 4 #Enter the name: Dashen 977, or other name information you want to enter 5 6 #Print the obtained name information: 7 print ( " Your name is: %s " % name) 8 9 #The output is as follows: Your name is: Great God 977 or the information you entered
variable type conversion
#Print age: age = input( " Please enter your age " ) #The input number is 18 # When python receives user keyboard input, the default is string type, that is, "input number" age_num = int(age) #If you are older than 18, congratulations, you are an adult if age_num > 18 : print ( " Congratulations, you are an adult " )
Identifier: It can only be composed of letters, numbers or underscores (_), and cannot start with numbers. It is recommended not to start with underscores, and give a familiar name. Such as english_score. And Pinyin is not recommended.
Keywords:
Some identifiers in python have special functions, which are called keywords.
#View the keywords defined in python import keyword
keyword.kwlist
Operators: + - * / , the usage is the same as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division in mathematics
#Speak a little special usage # Print 20* #General writing: print ( " ********** " ) # print 20 with operator * print ( " * " * 20)
Print multiple variables at once:
#Print multiple variables at a time # Define variable name and content name = " zhangsan " age = 20 addr = " Haidian District, Beijing... " #Print output, when printing multiple variables at one time, the variable name is placed in parentheses print ( " Name is: %s, age is: %d, address is: %s " %(name,age,addr))