Learning Python: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners to Coding with Python with Useful Tools

Multiple Line Statements
These statements normally terminate with a new line. Though, it allows you
to use a special character (\) to continue a statement. Check the code below:
Total_Number = number1 + \
number2 + \
number3
Notwithstanding,  there  is  an  exception  to  this  situation  if  such  statements
contain brackets such as (), {}, or []. For instance;

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months = [‘December’, ‘November,’ ‘October,’ ‘September,’ ‘August,’
‘July,’  ‘June,’  ‘May,’  ‘April,’  ‘March,’  ‘February,’
‘January’]
Variables
A variable is a storage location, which has a name assigned to it. In Python,
we can assign a value to a variable and recall these variables. I believe an
example will make things clearer. Remember our first program (hello.py),
let us add an additional two lines. Consider the program below:
outcome= “Hello, Welcome to Python Programming!”
print(outcome)
When  you  run  the  program,  your  output  will  be  the  same  as  the  previous
one, which was:
Hello, Welcome to Python Programming!
The  only  difference  is  that  we  added  a  variable  called  “outcome.”  Each
variable  always  has  a  value  assigned  to  it.  In  this  situation,  the  value  of
“outcome” is “Hello Welcome to Python Programming!”
Let  us  add  two  additional  lines  to  the  previous  code.  However,  ensure  to
insert a blank line in the first code before adding the new codes.
outcome= “Hello, Welcome to Python Programming!”
print(outcome)
outcome = “Hello, Welcome to Learning Python!”
print(outcome)

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After  adding  the  two  lines,  save  the  file  and  run  the  program  again.  Your
output will be as follows:
Hello, Welcome to Python Programming!
Hello, Welcome to Learning Python!