This is Python tutorial no. 2
One thing you should note here is '>>>' in the tutorials is the python
prompt which implies that python interpreter is ready to interpret your
commands and '...' is padded with multiline statements by python shell,
they are not the part of input or output.So if you copy any examples from
here don't copy the '>>>' and '...'
The topics covered in this tutorial are :
One thing you should note here is '>>>' in the tutorials is the python
prompt which implies that python interpreter is ready to interpret your
commands and '...' is padded with multiline statements by python shell,
they are not the part of input or output.So if you copy any examples from
here don't copy the '>>>' and '...'
The topics covered in this tutorial are :
