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Let's learn another important key term.

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Well, too, for that matter.

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One is expressions and the other one is statements.

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You're going to hear this a lot when talking to programmers.

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So what do they mean?

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Let's have a look.

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If we create a piece of code here.

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Let's just say IQ is 100, IQ has lowered.

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And then let's say user H is going to equal IQ divided by five.

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An expression, is this part of the code?

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It's a piece of code that produces a value.

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In our case, this produces a value, right?

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Because 100 divided by five is going to equal 20.

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So this is an expression, a statement, on the other hand, is an entire line of code.

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Not this entire thing, but an entire line of code that performs some sort of action in this case.

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What action are we performing?

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Well, the action is that we're calculating a 100 divided by five and then assigning that value to the

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variable user h.

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So this is an expression.

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This is a statement.

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And also this is another statement.

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So if you hear me mentioning these terms throughout the course, hopefully now you know what they mean.

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I'll see you the next one.

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Bye bye.