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  1. Article Python Fundamentals

    Python print() Function

    …is clear") Advanced print() features Customizing output separation with sep When you print multiple items, Python normally puts a space between them. The sep parameter lets you change this separator…

  2. Challenge

    Manifest line

    Unpack an (id, item, mass_kg) tuple into three named variables and print a cargo manifest line, then fix the ValueError when the manifest adds a fourth field.

    Write the code Easy 2 stages tuples unpacking ValueError formatting

  3. Challenge

    Progress on one line

    Make two prints share one line, like Uploading flight plan... done, by changing how print() ends. A Python challenge on print(end=...) for progress messages.

    Write the code Easy 3 stages print end progress console

  4. Article Python Fundamentals

    Numbers and Basic Math Operations in Python

    …= 2 ** 10 # 2 to the power of 10 print(f"Solar panel power output: {solar_panel_power} watts") Tips for Working with Numbers 1. Use underscores in large numbers for readability: orbital_distance =…

  5. Challenge

    Environment check

    Every useful bug report starts with the Python version. Ask Python for it with the platform and sys modules and print it the way python --version does.

    Write the code Easy 3 stages platform sys python version bug report

  8. Article Python Fundamentals

    Python Functions for Beginners

    …print("All systems are go.") greet_crew() greet_crew() Output: Good morning, crew. All systems are go. Good morning, crew. All systems are go. Two calls, two greetings. You could call it a hundred…

  9. Article Mini projects

    Base 6 Number System in Python

    …# Let's test it print(decimal_to_base6(12)) # Output: 20 print(decimal_to_base6(36)) # Output: 100 print(decimal_to_base6(101)) # Output: 245 print(decimal_to_base6(255)) # Output: 1103 Walk through…

  10. Article Python Fundamentals

    Variables and data types in Python

    …# Note: ISS appears only once print(signal_sources) # Output: {'Voyager1', 'ISS', 'Hubble'} # Finding common observation targets between telescopes telescope1_targets = {"NGC1234", "M31", "M87", "Crab…