Introduction To Programming
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A brief, language-no-specific introduction to programming concepts - some ways to approach a programming problem, and general characteristics of programming languages (with a bit of a slant towards scripting languages).
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Python is an interpreted programming language that can be used to perform calculations, handle text, and control program flow. It allows variables to store values that can later be used in expressions. Common operations include arithmetic, printing output, accepting user input, and repeating tasks using for loops and conditional statements like if/else. The interpreter executes Python code directly without a separate compilation step required by other languages.
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