Summary python first portion


    1.python species                                                                      
        Cpython: c language written in python interpreter


        Javapython written in Java python interpreter


        with c # c # python interpreter written in python


        PYPY written in python python interpreter
    2.python procedure:                                                                     
        1) performing              terminal:                 C: D /python.exe: /1.py             python interpreter:                 C: /python.exe         2) File Header             # / usr /! bin / the env Python             .py file permissions to add         3) encoding             # - * - coding: UTF-. 8 - * -         . 4) special statement             print () # variable value can be displayed or string             input ( '>>>') # wait enter, the statement appears in parentheses             pass # through, the equivalent of an empty statement             input does not display when getpass # input             if conditions:                 statement # Note indent             elif condition:                 statement 






           





           

           

           

           




            else:
                statement
           
            while condition:
                statements
           
            break # execute this out of the loop
           
            continue # re-execute this judgment condition
           
        5) variable name
            letters
            numbers
            underscore
           
            Requirements:
              # can not start with a number
              # You can not use the keyword
              # Do not use internal variables used by the system 3. operator:                                                                                       1) arithmetic operators             +             -             *             /             % # remainder             ** exponentiation #             @ # take supplier 2) comparison             ==
   








       

            > =
            <=
            <> Is not equal to #
            = # Not equal to!
            >
            <
       3) logical operators
            and
            or
            Not
           
            left to right
           
            priority:
                Not> and> or
        . 4) assignment operator
            =
            + =
            - =
            * =
            / =
            % =
            ** =
            @ =
        5) operator member
            in
            Not in

2019-08-21

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