Day 1: Hello World!

• adding triple quotes (””” “””) lets you print large bodies of text exactly as they appear (where the first print text doesn’t count (notice that the first line starts as far left indented as possible in the picture below)

  

• Capitalization matters. e.g. computer understands print but not Print

Day 2: Variables

• input command prints stuff in the bracket, and then waits for input outside of the bracket (e.g. input("what's your name") prints “what’s your name”_ (where the _ is where the cursor waits for an input)
• defining a variable that = input allows you to store the input given somewhere
• no quotes around variable
• print () adds an empty line
• variable names shouldnt have spaces in them, and capitalization matters! e.g. mygrandma =! myGrandma

Day 3: Concatenation

• Can combine as much as I want in a print statement using commas (e.g. print(myName, “is going to be”, myAdjective)

Day 4: ‘Print’ in Color!

• Example: print("Uh, oh, you've been given a", "\\033[31m", "warning", "\\033[0m", "for being a bad, bad person.")

• Where "\\033[31m” changes the color of all the text that comes after it in the print statement until dictated otherwise

• Other colors:

  Color	Value
  Default	0
  Black	30
  Red	31
  Green	32
  Yellow	33
  Blue	34
  Purple	35
  Cyan	36
  White	37

Day 5: If this… else that?!

• if player == “Mark”: (must include colon) at the end
• else: make sure to include else on same level as the if, and then indent for the stuff that should be done if the condition is matched

Day 6: What the elif is this?