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Want to learn how to program a computer? Great! Let's get started.
In the box on the left, type the line
print("hello there") then click . Next, change the "hello there" to
something you'd like the computer display (don't
forget the " and "), and click again. When you're done with
that, try print(10+2/(3*5)-15^2).
Congratulations! You've just programmed a computer! You've
displayed some text and did a calculation. Want to draw? Try circle(0,0,50).
Type your code here:
See your results here:
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find over 100 lessons that can teach you how to code while showing you some neat things about math. Have fun!
