Learn Python Online in 100 Days - Day 1

Apr 14, 2023#python学习41

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Recently, I discovered a website called Replit on Twitter, which offers online Python learning with text, videos, and an interactive environment that only requires 10 minutes a day. I tried it today and found it convenient as it doesn't require environment configuration. The website for the course is Python100天学习. The learning record includes information about the "print" function, which is used to print content and can also print emojis. When encountering a red curve in the coding window, it indicates an error that needs to be resolved based on the pop-up prompt.

A few days ago, I discovered a website called Replit on Twitter, where you can learn Python online. The website not only provides accompanying text and videos, but also an online running environment, claiming that it only takes 10 minutes a day. Today, I tried it out and it's indeed much more convenient without the need for environment configuration.
Course link: Python 100 Days of Learning

Learning notes:

The purpose of the print function is to print, and the content to be printed needs to be enclosed in quotation marks. You can use single quotes, double quotes, and triple quotes: ', ", """, generally single quotes or double quotes are sufficient for outputting strings. Only when you need to output it as it is, you need to use triple quotes.
The print function can not only print strings, but also emojis. Similarly, emojis also need to be enclosed in quotation marks. So, does that mean emojis are also strings?
When the encoding window shows a red curve, it means there is a problem there. You need to troubleshoot the error based on the pop-up prompt.