Question

I need the ex1 and ex2 files written out. The book is "in a byte of python" basics chapter. I can copy and paste WORKING CODE into an editor. Thank you!

1.     In A Byte of Python        - read and test Basics chapter in python intrepreter 2.     create a source file; run a program in Terminal        - copy "Example: Using Variables And Literal Constants" from Basics chapter        - attach identifying comment (in all your future programs)        - save the file as ex1.py in your ITP/asn3 folder        - test, fix errors, repeat until working 3.     create your own original source code file        - demonstrate several other features in the Basics chapter                - save the file as ex2.py in your ITP/asn3 folder 3.     for our next class        - read "Operators and Expressions" from "A Byte of Python" 4.     10 Points        5     ex1.py in your ITP/asn3 folder        5     ex2.py in your ITP/asn3 folder

Answer 1

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// I am providing both codes and screenshots

ex1.py

#adding identifying comments for future use

#Copying code from "Example: Using Variables And Literal Constants"

#below code running without errors
i = 5
print i

i = i + 1
print i

s = '''This is a multi-line string.
This is the second line.'''
print s

ex2.py

# 5.1 - Comments
#adding identifying comments for future use
''' Adding multi-lines
comments'''
  
#adding single line comments

# 5.2 - Literal Constants
s = 'This is a literal constant'
print s

# 5.3 - Numbers
n = 100 #Numbers
print n

# 5.4 - Strings
s1 = 'String in single quotes'
s2 = "String in double quotes"
s3 = '''String in triple quotes'''
print s1
print s2
print s3

# 5.5 - Variable
v = 'I am a variable = 100'
print '{0} printing with format '.format(v)

# 5.4.6 - Escape Sequences
s4 = 'This is the first line\nThis is the second line'
print s4