python list V1

when you want to create a variable, just type it's name and what it is:
name = "test" -> string
name = 1 -> int
name = 1.0 -> float
name = True -> boolean (important: the first letter needs to be capitalized (True/False))

you can also use
import random
to inport a few new functions, such as:
random(min, max)
that's it.

use round(varibale) to round it up/down

if you want to make an if statement, write it like this:
if THING:
[TAB]thing that should happen

examples:
if test > 2 and test < 8:
  print("hooray")
else:
  print("aw man")

if test > 5 || test < -5:
  print("bob challenge 4")

for loops:
if you want to make a for loop, write it like this:
for VARIABLE in range(0, LOOP_AMOUNT):
  print(VARIABLE)

if you type in this for example:
for i in range(0, 6):
  print(i)
it will print:
0
1
2
3
4
5

NOTE: it will stop before the the second number you inputted!

you can also let the user type in something

instead of using PRINT, use INPUT:

name = input("what's your name? ")

this will ask the user for their name and let them type it in. a simple program you could make using that would be:

name = input("hey! what is your name? ")
print("so your name is " + name + "?")

now, if you want the user to write a number, here is how you can check if it really is a number:
answer = 0
answer_input = input("hi, name me a random number: ")
  if anwer_input.isdigit():
    answer = int(answer_input)
  else:
    print("that isn't a number mate")