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This document discusses basic programming concepts including variables, conditional statements, looping and iteration, data types, and functions. It defines a variable as a symbolic name that references information and can change value over time. Conditional statements determine if an expression is true or false, and then perform one of two actions. Loops allow code to repeat through iteration. Programming languages like Python, Java, C++ and C are mentioned throughout.
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