Strings

gedit first.py

• Opens the file first.py in the Gedit text editor.

• The terminal is locked (you can't type anything else) until Gedit is closed.

gedit first.py

gedit first.py&

• Opens the same file in Gedit, but in the background.

• The terminal stays free for other commands while Gedit is still open.

gedit first.py& 

line-by-line explanation of your Python code:

#!/bin/python3

• This is called a shebang line.

• It tells the system to run the script using the Python 3 interpreter located at /bin/python3.

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#print string

• This is a comment (starts with #) and is ignored by Python.

• It's just for humans to understand the code. Here, it's explaining that strings will be printed.

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print("Hello,World")

• Prints the string Hello,World to the screen.

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print('\n')

• Prints a newline (empty line), because is the newline character.

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print('Hello,World')

• Again prints Hello,World, using single quotes (same result as double quotes).

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print("""This string runs
multiple lines!""")

• Prints a multi-line string using triple quotes.

• Output will be:

  This string runs
  multiple lines!

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print("This string is "+"awesome!")

• Concatenates (joins) two strings and prints:

  This string is awesome!

#!/bin/python3  

#print string
print("Hello,World")
print('\n')
print('Hello,World')

print("""This string runs
multiple lines!""")

print("This string is "+"awesome!"

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