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'''********Task 1: Input*****''' print(" ") print("*** Task 1:***") # Uncomment the next line and take a look at it NAME = input() # The input keyword, takes the name from the user and keeps the stores the value in the variable called NAME # On the

'''***********Task 1: What is a Variable *****************''' print(" ") print("*** Task 1:***") # Variables are data that changes # It is also a placeholder or a container that hold the data # Let’s store a name in a variable. # To do that, we

# How do you introduce yourself when you meet someone? [Wait for the student to respond] # Are you ready to use the print statement to create a write up about yourself. ''' Task 1: About Me''' print() print ("**** Task 1: *****") # Write a program

"""************Your First Text Art***************""" # Use print statements to complete the task # Are you ready to create your first text art using Python? # REMEMBER: If you uncomment statements you are not supposed to, you will run into errors "

"""----------------Task 1: Output few jokes---------------""" print(" ") print("*** Task 1:***") # I am sure you all must have your bag of jokes. # Let us share them through a Python program. # Go ahead and display a few jokes, using the print sta

"""************Your First Python Program***************""" # This is the Online Python Shell # Remove the # symbol to run a line of code when you see “Uncomment the statement and click Run” # REMEMBER: If you uncomment statements you are not suppose