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What is Code?
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Data
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Input
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Boolean logic and decisions
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Loops
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Modules
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Examples
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Exercises
Import
Python has a lot of instructions for us to use. They are part of the language and can be used by everyone.
print is a good example of this.
Sometimes people create useful code that can be shared and used by other people.
Code that is created for a purpose like this is called a module or library.
A good example for us is the random module.
When we use the import instruction to import a module, we can then use functions from that module.
In this example random is a module full of useful functions related to random numbers.
One of the functions is randint(from, to) which returns a random number between the numbers from and to.
Try running this code a few times to see the different results.
Here's another example, which could be useful.