fundamentals.py

#using single and double quotes...
#string concatenation

print('What\'s up?')

#name of our variable is 'name' , with value 'jack'

name = "Jack"
age = 25

print('Example 1 : ', 'Hello World!', 'i am', type(name), 'my age is', type(age))  #calling the variable

print('Example 2 : ' + 'Hello World! ' + 'i am ' + name + 'my age is ' + str(age))  #using another way to print and using string concatenation

print(type(age))


#f string - formatted string 
#clean code

name = "John"

print(f'Example 3: Hello World!, i am {name} my age is {age}')


print(f'Example 3.1: Hello World!, i am {name + 'ny'} my age is {age + 10}')



name = "John"
experience =  2.55555
projects = 10


#output 

#folating point formatter
print(f'Example 3: Hello World!, i am {name} my age is {experience:.3f}')


#
this_is_my_long_variable = 'myvariable'

#Rules for creating variables

#Avoid using resereved keywords
#Use underscore for long chars
#using lowercase



#taking user input (making dynamic)
name = input('Name:')
experience =  input('Your Experience?:')
# projects = input('How many projects have you done?:')


print(f'Example 3: Hello World!, i am {name} my experience is {experience} years')