ANSWER
Intro to Programming Python.
List - ANSWERA Python data type that holds an ordered collection of values,
which can be of any type. This is equivalant to an "array" in many other
languages. Python lists are "mutable," implying that they can be changed
once created.
Variables - ANSWERVariables are assigned values using the '=' operator, which
is not to be confused with the '==' sign used for testing equality. A variable
can hold almost any type of value such as lists, dictionaries, functions.
Functions - ANSWERPython builds functions using the syntax: def
function_name(variable): Functions can be stand-alone or can return values.
Functions can also contain other functions.
Strings - ANSWERStrings store characters and have many built-in convenience
methods that let you modify their content.
The len() Function - ANSWERUsing len(some_object) returns the number of
_top-level_ items contained in the object being queried. Length of string
Print - ANSWERA function to display the output of a program. Using the
parenthesized version is arguably more consistent.
The range() Function - ANSWERThe range() function returns a list of integers,
the sequence of which is defined by the arguments passed to it. Used in for
loops.
