Programación básica en Python: variables y operadores

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Introduction

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Pronunciación de términos técnicos en inglés
09:11 min

Developing in English

The Developer Vocabulary

Conclusion

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It's time for you to practice what you have learned in this module!

Create at least 3 lines of code. You can follow the example and all the information given in this class.
Once it's ready, practice how to read that code. Take into account the correct pronunciation of each symbol.
Record yourself and share the audio with the community!

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Programación básica en Python: variables y operadores

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Create and Read your code

while(n <= 3){
    if(ages[n] >= 18){
        console.log("You're older")
    } else{
        console.log("You're a minor")
    }
    n++
}

Okey let’s begin, my example is about a while loop.
while, open parenthesis, N smaller equal 3, close parenthesis, open bracket, if, open parenthesis, ages, open square bracket, N, close square bracket, greater equal, eighteen, close parenthesis, open bracket, console dot log, open parenthesis, open double quotes, You’re older, close double quotes, close parenthesis, close bracket, else, open bracket, console dot log, open parenthesis, open double quotes, You’re a minor, close double quotes, close parenthesis, close bracket, n plus plus, close bracket.

I started with a Docstring between two slash and asterisk.
Then I create a class named ListNode and open a curly bracket.
Creating a function named constructor and between parentesis, I put two parameters separate by a comma and again open a curly bracket.
We define two variables with the ternary operator, if the value is undefined, we set a default value after de question mark, otherwise, we assign the value of the parameter, and close with a curly bracket and a semicolon.
Then I define a method called printListNode with a docstring, and this method don’t receive any parameters, I set the instance of the class in the current variable.
I make a loop with a while as long as the variable current isn’t null, then I print current value and update the current variable with his next value.
And finally, close the while loop, the printListNode method and the ListNode class, each one with a curly bracket and a semicolon.

Good job Gerardo

Here is my recording fir for the logic

and now with a syntax

def fibonacci(limit):
    a, b = 0, 1 
    while a< limit:
        yield a
        a, b = b, a + b

for num in fibonacci(100):
    print(num)
    
```&#x20;

Create and read code:

function sum(a: number, b: number): number {
	return a + b
}
const result = sum(1, 1)
console.log(`Result => ${result}`)
```My example is about a simple sum function, calling the function, and printing the result to the console.

1\. function, sum, open parenthesis, letter a colon number, letter b colon number, close parenthesis, colon number, open curly brackets, return letter a plus letter b, close curly brackets.
2\. const result, equal, sum open parenthesis, 1 comma 1, close parenthesis
3\. console dot log, open parenthesis, back quote, result, equal and next sign, dollar sign, open curly bracket, result, close curly bracket, back quote, close parenthesis

def calcularPromedio(nota1,nota2,nota3): promedio = (nota1+nota2+nota3)/3 return promedio

print(calcularPromedio(4.0, 4.5, 2.0))

if(age < 18){ 
  console.log("You can enter the nightclub") 
  } else{ 
  console.log("You're a minor, you can't enter") 
  }
```if(age < 18){ \<u>console\</u>.log("You can enter the nightclub") } else{ \<u>console\</u>.log("You're a minor, you can't enter") }

name = "Jose"
age = 25
print(name, age)

How to read it:

name equals "Jose"
age equals twenty-five
print open parenthesis name comma age close parenthesis

public String evalNumber(int num) {

final String msg = num > 10

? "Number is greater than 10"

: "Number is less than or equal to 10";

return msg;

}

I created a function that return a string whit a unique number as parameter

this function eval if this number if greather, smaller or equals to number 10

inside of the function i declared a final string variable with the name msg, to save the result of the comparison

using a ternary operation i had evaluated if the parameter number if greather than 10 if the case is positive

then return the string "Number is greater than 10" otherwise return the string "Number is less than or equal to 10"

at the end of the function return the respective message

let count = 0

while(count <= 10){

console.log("Hello")

count ++

$user_name = "Alex";

if ($user_name == "Alex") [

echo "hello, " . $user_name;

# Roller Coaster

age = 18

if (age >= 18):
    print(f"You can ride the roller coaster.")
else:
  print(f"You can't get on the roller coaster")

Hoy to read it:

Age is 18.
If you are 18 or older, you can ride the roller coaster.
If not, you can't go on the roller coaster.

Initializin the variable count to zero. While count is less than five, the program checks if count modulo two is equal to zero. If the condition is true, it prints the current even number. After that, it adds one to count.

count = 0

while count < 5:
    if count % 2 == 0:
        print("Even number:", count)

    count += 1

Okey we have a example with FOR:

const in smaller space numeros in smaller equal open square brackets and write numbers them from 1 to 9 separated by commas.

for open parenthesis, let in smaller, i in smaller equal cero semi colon, i smaller greater than numeros in smaller point length smaller semicolon, i smaller plus plus close parenthesis, open curl braces const smaller space numActual camelcase space iqual numeros smaller open square brackets i smaller close squarebrackets console smaller point log smaller open parenthesis back quote imprimiemdo el numero, dollar sing, open currly braces, numActual camel case colse curly braces back quote, close parenthesis close curly braces of te FOR

I do not know how to write code.

print('Hello, World')

Hello, World

That's all I know LMAOOO

And I would say it like: Print Hello comma espace World with the first letter as capital letter for each word.

def calcular_promedio(numeros):

suma = sum(numeros)

cantidad = len(numeros)

promedio = suma / cantidad

return promedio

lista = [10, 20, 30, 40]

resultado = calcular_promedio(lista)

print(resultado)

api_list = ["a11y", "v12n"]
if "a11y" in api_list:
    print("Access granted!")

First, I’ll start with a comment: Hash initialize dev tags.

Then, I’m defining a variable: api underscore list equals, open bracket, in quotes a-eleven-y, comma, then the numeronym v-twelve-n in quotes, and close bracket.

Next, for the logic: if quote a-eleven-y quote in api underscore list, colon and finally, print, open parens, quote Access granted bang quote, close parens.

# Capture user information

name = input("Please enter your name: ")

day = input("What day is it today? ")

# Display the welcome message

print(f"Welcome, {name}, today is {day}!")

if (day == "Sunny" )

{ console. log ("It's a nice day") }

else

{ console. log ("Isn't it a nice day")}

In this code we evaluate the day like this

if the day is Sunny

then log "It´s a nice day"

otherwise show an alert saying "Isn't it a nice day"

Introduction

Pronunciación de términos técnicos en inglés

Developing in English

Cómo leer código en inglés con precisión

Acrónimos vs. inicialismos em inglês tech

Cómo evoluciona el inglés moderno en tech

Programación básica en Python: variables y operadores

The Developer Vocabulary

Vocabulario técnico esencial para developers

Roles y jerarquías en equipos de software

Jerga técnica que todo programador debe conocer

Cómo preparar una entrevista en inglés

Cómo hablar en un daily standup en inglés

Práctica de conversación en inglés (contexto profesional tech)

Conclusion

Qué hacer al terminar English for Developers

Tell us what you learned in the course

Programación básica en Python: variables y operadores

Progreso del curso

Introduction

Developing in English

The Developer Vocabulary

Conclusion

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