Basics · Lesson 21 of 76
Variables
A variable is a name you attach to a value so you can use it again later. You create one with =:
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A variable can change what it holds at any time — Python doesn't lock it:
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Your turn: make a variable city with your town's name, then print "I'm learning Python in <city>".
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Exercise — check your understanding
Create a variable city holding your town's name (any text), then message equal to "I'm learning Python in " joined with city.
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