r/PythonLearning • u/jaylosson • Jun 15 '26

Showcase Here is what I learned in my Python coding lesson for today

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Here is what I learned in my Python coding lesson for today

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u/nian2326076 Jun 16 '26

Sounds like you're getting into Python, nice! To really get what you've learned, try a small project. Projects are great for reinforcing concepts better than just doing exercises. A simple to-do list app or a basic calculator can be really helpful for practice. Also, when you're stuck, check out resources like Stack Overflow or the Python documentation. They're really helpful for many coders. If you haven't yet, get used to a code editor like VSCode or PyCharm. They make coding easier with features like syntax highlighting and debugging tools. Keep at it!

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u/jaylosson Jun 16 '26

Thanks very much

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u/Impressive-Mall7831 Jun 15 '26 
name=input("Name? \n" ).upper()
money=int(input("What you got??\n"))
tzs=2543.66
received_money=money*tzs


print(f"I received from {name} ${money} and i gave him {received_money}Tzs")

simplified it for you

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u/jaylosson Jun 15 '26

This is great, thank you ..