Day 41

Explored Python at CodeCademy. Worked on, Python Syntax tutorial 12 of 13, learned about using a modulo to returns the remainder from a division.

The code used:

#Set spam equal to 1 using modulo on line 3!

spam = 3 % 2

print spam

The interaction looked like this:
1

Day 40

Explored Python at CodeCademy. Worked on, Python Syntax tutorial 11 of 13, learned about using exponents.

The code used:
#Set eggs equal to 100 using exponentiation.
eggs = 10 ** 2
print eggs

The interaction looked like this:
100

Day 39

Explored Python at CodeCademy. Worked on, Python Syntax tutorial 10 of 13, learned about using math.

The code used:

# Set count_to equal to the sum of two big numbers

count_to = 72 + 23

print count_to

The interaction looked like this:

95

Day 38

Explored Python at CodeCademy. Worked on, Python Syntax tutorial 9 of 13, learned about multi-line comment.

The code used:

""" multi-line comment in the editor.

No # needed at all!

"""

There was no interaction, the code simply was to test out a multi-line comment.

Day 37

Explored Python at CodeCademy. Worked on, Python Syntax tutorial 8 of 13, learned about single line comment..

The code used:
# Single line comment.
mysterious_variable = 42

There was no interaction, the code simply was to test out a single line comment.

Day 36

Explored Python at CodeCademy. Worked on, Python Syntax tutorial 7 of 13, learned about the interpreter, how it runs the code line by line, and checks for errors.

The code used:

spam = True

eggs = False

There was no interaction, the code simply set the variables to the corresponding values.

Day 35

Explored Python at CodeCademy. Worked on, Python Syntax tutorial 5 & 6 of 13, learned about whitespace.

The code used:
Started with
def spam():
eggs = 12
return eggs
print spam()

Ended with
def spam():
eggs = 12
return eggs
print spam()

The interaction looked like this:
12