19/11/2015


Learning Objective: Understand and be able to use basic Python Syntax





Start > All programs > ICT & Business > IDLE (Python GUI)


 File > New File
Task 1

Type the following text exactly in to the window:

print (“Hello World”)

Then go to File > Save As
Save the file as Hello World
Then go to Run > Run Module (F5)

Task 2

Type the following text below Print (“Hello World”)

print (“Are you enjoying learning Python?”)

Then save and run again.

Task 3

Now change the text to something you would like to say.
Example:
Print (“Hello my name is Miss Applegate”)

Extension
Go to www.codecademy.com
Login using your Google account
Try the Python Syntax section






Download and save the Unit 3 Python Programming Evidence Document
Screen shot your work and place in this document




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