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Minecraft hits hard 🩴✨

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Minecraft hits hard🩴✨

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We are watching you 👻

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We are watching you 👻

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McDonald’s always has your back

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McDonald's always has ur back

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You can combine, convert, and manipulate strings and numbers through operations like concatenation, formatting, arithmetic, repetition, and comparison, allowing flexible handling of both in programming.

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I don’t understand 😨😰😰😢😣😔

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Variables

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I will play mincraft

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You can perform operations like concatenation, slicing, searching, replacing, and case conversion with strings, and arithmetic, comparisons, and type conversion with numbers."

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1. Comments

Purpose: Provide explanations within the code for better readability.

Benefit: Helps others (or your future self) understand the code and its logic.

2. Variables

Purpose: Store data that can be reused or changed.

Benefit: Organizes and manages data efficiently.

3. Data Types

Purpose: Define what kind of data a variable can hold (e.g., integer, string).

Benefit: Ensures operations are valid and optimizes memory usage.

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Comments, variables, and data types are essential because they improve code clarity, functionality, and efficiency:

• Comments document code, making it easier to understand, debug, and collaborate.

• Variables store and manage data, promote flexibility, and enhance readability.

• Data types ensure correct operations, optimize memory usage, and prevent errors.

Together, they make programs easier to write, maintain, and use.

Dana saif

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Mira Alhosani 7/4

You can combine strings and numbers, format them, perform arithmetic on numbers, or repeat strings using multiplication.

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Put words together.

Add or take away numbers.

Make words or numbers repeat.

Count letters in a word.

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Alya

The string operations include concatenation, scanning, substringing, translation, and verification.

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In programming, you can perform various operations with both strings and numbers. For numbers, common mathematical operations include addition (+), subtraction (-), multiplication (*), division (/), floor division (//), modulus (%), and exponentiation (**). You can also use comparison operators like equal to (==), not equal to (!=), greater than (>), and others to compare numerical values. When working with strings, typical operations include concatenation (+), which joins two strings together, and repetition (*), which repeats a string a specified number of times. You can also slice strings to extract portions of them, check their length using the len() function, and perform comparisons just like with numbers. String methods like .upper(), .lower(), and .replace() allow for additional manipulation of string content. Additionally, you can convert between strings and numbers using type conversion functions such as int() or str().

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You can do different operations with numbers and strings. For numbers, you can add (5 + 3 = 8), subtract (10 - 7 = 3), multiply (4 × 2 = 8), and divide (8 ÷ 2 = 4). With strings, which are words or text, you can combine them (like “Hi” + “!” = “Hi!”), repeat them (“Ha” × 3 = “HaHaHa”), and count how many letters they have (like “Hi” has 2 letters).

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Strings:

1. Join: "Hello" + " World" → "Hello World"

2. Repeat: "Hi" * 3 → "HiHiHi"

3. Length: len("Hello") → 5

4. Slice: "Python"[0:3] → "Pyt"

5. Check: "Py" in "Python" → True

Numbers:

1. Add/Subtract/Multiply/Divide: 3 + 5, 10 / 2

2. Power: 2 ** 3 → 8

3. Floor Division: 10 // 3 → 3

4. Modulo: 10 % 3 → 1

Mix Strings & Numbers:

Use str() to convert numbers to strings: "Age: " + str(5) → "Age: 5"

SHAIKAH ALNAQBI 7-54

Use int() to turn text into numbers: int("5") + 3 → 8

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used to provide explanations and make notes in the code, and they can help to make the code more readable and

understandable.

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With strings, you can combine words to form a sentence, and with numbers, you can calculate values within that sentence.

Example:

String: "I ate " + str(3) + " apples today." → "I ate 3 apples today."

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Comments help explain what the code does.

Variables store information to use in the program.

Data types define what kind of data a variable can hold like numbers or text)

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Maryam Mustafa 7-54

Comments explain the code, variables store data, and data types define it, making programs clear and functional.

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Shahad Yaqoob

used to provide explanations and make notes in the code, and they can help to make the code more readable and understandable.

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Maryam rabei 7-54

Strings are like words or sentences, and numbers are just regular digits. With strings, you can join them together (like adding "Hello" and "World" to make "Hello World"), find how long they are, or even change them to uppercase. With numbers, you can add, subtract, multiply, divide, and even find the remainder when dividing. Sometimes, you can even mix strings and numbers, like turning a number into a word or repeating a word a certain number of times!

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Sara Alshehhi 7/54

Strings can be concatenated, repeated, sliced, or converted to different cases. You can search, replace, split, or join them. Numbers support arithmetic, comparisons, and advanced operations like modulus and exponentiation. Both can be converted between each other for versatility.

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mathematical-like addition operations

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With strings, you can join them , repeat them , slice parts, and find their length. With numbers, you can add, subtract, multiply, divide, raise to a power .Wadima Almheiri

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Maitha Alhosani

8-54

Data types define the types of data that variables can hold. For instance, comments provide explanations and make code easier to understand. A string is typically regarded as a data type and is commonly implemented using an array-like structure.

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The string operations include concatenation, scanning, substringing, translation, and verification

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Monira Mohammed 8-54

String operations deal with handling text, like combining or changing it, while number operations involve doing math. To use numbers in text, you convert them to words, and to do math with text, you turn it into numbers.

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Mariam Thamir Rashid Alnaqbi

8/54

With strings, I can:

Join strings together.

Split a string into parts.

Replace parts of a string.

Change the case (uppercase or lowercase).

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String;combine ,use method

Numbers;comparison

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Comments define code, variables organize

data, and data types describe how data is used. When combined, they make programs clear, flexible, and efficient.

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Variables: Store and manage changing data.

Comments: Explain code for future reference.

Data Types: Ensure correct handling of data

They make code readable, flexible, and error-free.

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I can perform arithmetic, comparison, and conversion operations with numbers, and manipulation, searching, and formatting operations with strings. Mahra M 8-4 👽

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Strings: Handle text with operations like concatenation, slicing, and searching.

Numbers: Perform calculations like addition, subtraction, and comparisons.

Together, they make data manipulation versatile and efficient.

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Variables are used to store and modify data, whereas data types guarantee that code is dependable, effective, and clear

Hamdah Mohammed 8-54

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Sara Almansoori 8-54

In programming, you can combine strings and numbers by concatenating, converting types, or using numbers to repeat or format strings. You can also perform arithmetic or extract numbers from strings for calculations.

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Maitha matar 8-54

It helps us to understand the importance and the concepts and makes it easier for us

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Strings: Concatenate, compare, find length, split, replace, and search.

Numbers: Add, subtract, multiply, divide, compare, find modulus, and exponentiate Haya Mohamed

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It helps us

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Comments clarify code, variables store data, and data types specify information, making programs easier to understand and use. -حصه الفلاحي

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Rowdah Humaid

Comments, variables, and data types are important because they make code easier to read and work right. Comments explain what the code does. Variables store information that can change. Data types tell the program what kind of information is stored, like numbers or words. Without them, the code would be confusing and hard to fix.

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Salama Jamal Alnaqbi

8 - 5

Data types specify the kind of different data variables, for example Comments explain and helps you understand the code, and A string is generally considered as a data type and is often implemented as an array data structure.

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You can perform arithmetic, comparison, and advanced math on numbers, while strings allow concatenation, repetition, slicing, indexing, and transformations.

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Meera Rashed. Comments help explain the code, variables store information, and data types tell the computer what kind of information it is working with, making the program easier to understand and use.

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Comments explain the code, variables hold data, and data types make sure the data is used correctly.

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Variables: Store and manage changing data.

Comments: Explain code for future reference.

Data Types: Ensure correct handling of data

They make code readable, flexible, and error-free.

By Shaikha Sulaiman Almazrouei 8/55

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Comments explain the code, variables store data, and data types make sure the data is used correctly. Together, they help make code easier to understand, organize, and fix

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Hi

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Comments

Explain what the code means.

Help you understand the code later.

Variables

Store information like numbers or words.

Make the code easier to change.

Data Types

Tell the program what kind of information it’s working with.

Help avoid mistakes.

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data types specify the kind of data a variable can hold, helping to avoid errors and manage memory. Comments are notes in the code that explain what it does, making it easier to read, debug, and understand. Both are essential for writing clear, efficient, and error-free programs.

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Maitha Haitham

Comments explain code, variables store data, and data types define data. Together, they make programs clear, organized, and work correctly.

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Shamsa Khaled

Comments explain code, variables store data, and data types define how data is used. Together, they make programs clear, flexible, and efficient.

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It helps make the code more understandable

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Comments explain code, variables store data, and data types define the kind of data for efficient and clear programming.

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Different data types take up different amounts of memory

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Comments

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OSHA Shuhab

Because it help organize your work

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Data types define what kind of data a variable can hold

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Integer

Boolean

Float

Character

String

Mariam Hamad ✨

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Python lets you do math, store things in lists and tuples, and use dictionaries for pairs of data. You can make decisions with if statements and repeat actions with loops. Functions group code, and classes make objects. You can handle errors, read/write files, and change strings or lists. You can also use modules for extra tools

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Comments, variables, and data types help make code easier to understand and work correctly.

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Comments are essential for explaining and documenting your code. They help others (or even your future self) understand what the code does and why certain decisions were made.

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Comments-tells you what each code does

variable-Store’s information

Data type tells you what a variable does

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Comments help with understanding , while variables and data types ensure accuracy

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I can do arithmetic, comparisons, and type conversions with numbers, and concatenate, slice, search, and change case with strings.

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They are essential because

Comments make code understandable

Variables store and manipulate data

Data types ensure correct and efficient handling of values in programming.

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It help organize your work and helps u understand it :)

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Comments clarify code for others and your future self.

Variables store and manage data for calculations or decisions.

Data types define the nature of data, ensuring correct operations and preventing errors.

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Comments are used to explain the code

Variables are used to store data

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To help understanding

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to store information to be referenced and in a computer program.

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Comments help you make the code more readable, variables help store the data in them, data types help you create the code there are a list of them

-Boolean

-Integer

-String

-float

…

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The comment helps organize your work that is in your program

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Comments help explain what the code does.

Variables store information to use in the program.

Data types define what kind of data a variable can hold (like numbers or text)

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It helps organize

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it helps you organize information in your programs.

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they are very important because they make the program useful and understandable

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Joining multiple strings together.

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Comment

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I can perform various operations on strings (like concatenation, slicing, case conversion, and searching) and numbers (such as arithmetic calculations, comparisons, rounding, and conversions).

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Concatenation,Slicing,Searching,Replacing,String Formatting

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(Shaikha Alhosani) you can turn the strings into integers so you can multiply and subtract and stuff like that and using casting.

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Variables

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Comments:used to explain the code

Variables:store data

Data types:define the kind of a data a variable can hold

Comments, variables, and data types are essential in programming because they help to organize, manage, and understand the code more effectively.

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Comment:clarify code

Store data

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concatenation, slicing, length, searching, replacing, case conversion, trimming, splitting, joining, repetition.

Number Operations: arithmetic, modulus, exponentiation, floor division, comparison, absolute value, rounding, type conversion, aggregation, random number generation.( Sara Alqubaisi)

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Fatima Alkhoori: You can convert the strings into integers to add,multiply,subtract….. using casting

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The string operations include concatenation, scanning, substringing, translation, and verification (Shamsa )

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String Operations: concatenation, slicing, length, searching, replacing, case conversion, trimming, splitting, joining, repetition.

Number Operations: arithmetic, modulus, exponentiation, floor division, comparison, absolute value, rounding, type conversion, aggregation, random number generation.

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Dana

They are very important because they make the program useful and understandable. :)

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1. ﻿﻿﻿Comments: Clarify code.

2. ﻿﻿﻿Variables: Store data.

3. ﻿﻿﻿Data Types: Specify data type.

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1. ﻿﻿﻿Comments: Clarify code.

2. ﻿﻿﻿Variables: Store data.

3. ﻿﻿﻿Data Types: Specify data type.

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String Ops:

Concatenate, repeat, slice, index, case change, search, replace, split, join, strip.

Number Ops:

Add, subtract, multiply, divide, floor, modulus, exponentiate, round, absolute.

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1. Comments: Clarify code.

2. Variables: Store data.

3. Data Types: Specify data type.

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Why are comments, variables, and data types essential in programming?

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Why are comments, variables, and data types essential in programming?

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Variable