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Hi, everyone, and welcome to the lecture and this lecture and the following lectures, we're going

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to discuss variables and data types and we're going to go deep into each variable type and we each lecture,

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we're going to have three parts.

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First, what will be the theoretical part that will begin in a moment.

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Second part will be lots of examples.

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And the third part will be practice.

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Those of you that get the hang of each topic quickly, I beg you and I really ask you from the bottom

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of my heart, please do not stop practicing and do not place practice as like trivial part, because

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practice is very important, even if you understand the topics, because once you go further with the

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lectures, topics start piling up and you will have to use all the topics altogether.

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Of course.

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All right.

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So let's begin.

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So let's begin with variables.

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Let's declare let's explain the definition of variables.

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So variables are used to store information to be referenced and manipulated in a computer program.

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They are also provide a way of labeling data with a descriptive name by using numbers, letters or signs.

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All right.

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So once looking on the program, it goes like a pyramid.

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And the bottom layer of the pyramid are variables because variables with variables, we can assign values

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to these variables and later on manipulate them, use them, compare them and so on.

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So this part is very crucial for any programmer to understand.

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So we have a declaration of variables in Python, slightly different from other object oriented programming

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languages.

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Once looking on variables, for example, in Java, we'll have like a simple example here.

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Don't worry about string variable.

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And I'm not just jumping.

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Jumping ahead is just an example.

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We'll talk about string variables deeply in a moment.

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All right.

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What I want to focus here that in Java before declaring the variable, we declare the type of the variable

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and then, you know, that name is a string type variable and it will have a string value right here.

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But once looking on Python, you see the variable declarations straight ahead without mentioning what

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type it is.

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So just remember, this rule applies for all variables in Python.

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You would not see the declaration of type of the variable before it.

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And don't worry about it because there are about a million ways of understanding what variable variable

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type we're using and the declaration of the type of it is not really crucial.

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So let's begin first in line is a string variable as string variable will hold zero or more letters,

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numbers, special characters, all or all combination of three.

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Also, a string variable could not be manipulated by mathematical actions.

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So even if you have a string variable like this, which has a numeric value inside, you cannot do mathematical

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action upon it.

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So even if you have, for example, name John.

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This is the same thing this and this example are both the same, because both of these are strong values

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and you cannot manipulate the street value.

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So looking on this example seems a bit confusing because I have a number here.

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So the number five is the value and the variable name is number.

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So why can't I add one number to another?

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So you can't do it because it's a string type of a variable.

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So now comes and naturally the question up ahead.

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So how can I understand and how can I don't identify once I see a string variable ahead of me?

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How can I know that this is a string?

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How can I know that I can not manipulate on the following variable?

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So it's very simple.

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String variable can be recognized by having apostrophes.

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All right.

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At the beginning.

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At the end of it.

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So once you see this quote marks guys, you know that the value inside is a string value and the string

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value cannot be manipulated.

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We'll see a few examples straight ahead and will then go straight ahead to practice.

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Sorry to see other examples in bicarb.

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And then you have your homework that you will practice it a lot.

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All right.

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So let's talk about conventions.

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I mentioned in the previous lecture that we're going to focus on conventions a lot in these lectures.

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So I would like to talk about it for a few minutes.

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So once we want to declare any variable, even if it's a string or any other type of variable, we have

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two simple rules.

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So I don't know if you seen the last lecture about conventions are accepted rules by all programmers

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globally for naming classes, naming variables and naming methods.

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So in PI charm, specifically, by the way, you have these rules set up differently for every programming

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language.

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So, of course, we're going to talk about Python and in specific of variables in Python.

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So how should I know in what way should I give the variable its name?

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So we have two basic rules that you need to remember once declaring a variable.

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The first one is to give small letters only.

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And if having more than two words in the variable name, we put the underscore between the words as

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so.

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All right.

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So for example, you have three variables here.

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This is the variable of last name with a value Johnson.

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And you can identified that this is a string variable by having this quote marks right here.

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And as you can see, it has small letters in each word divided with an underscore.

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Right here you have the address variable, which has the value and no value inside and letter value

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inside and also a special character inside.

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So you have you can have the combination of all three and the right.

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You have date of birth.

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This is an example of three words divided with an underscore and having small letters in each word.

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And right here you have an example of date of birth.

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So these are the best examples.

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We can go straight ahead and go to pie charm.

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All right.

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So open your pie chart and let's try to practice and see some examples.

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And once by Chamas opened, just go to file.

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And open and if you recall in the previous lectures, we have created a project in C Learning and then

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initial project, you can see small black square right here, just click on this folder and then click

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open.

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OK, sorry.

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Then new window.

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It doesn't matter if you don't if you don't have the new window pop up, it's OK.

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And once we have it open, let me just move it aside for a second, once we have it open, we can begin.

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So right here on the left, you have your main folder of the project just right.

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Click on it and then choosing you and then file.

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Now we're going to create a new python file.

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You can see the cursor blinking right here.

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You can verify that Python finally selected and just give it a name, starting with a capital letter,

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which is also.

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A convention of creating new modules or in other words, new files in Python, which we'll discuss in

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a detailed way for the wrong, but for now, just create the file with a capital letter that is called

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Variables and then hit enter.

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All right.

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So you can see the file is created and we are located on it.

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And that's just start seeing more examples of string variables and manipulations on these variables.

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All right.

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So first thing, guys, I just want to mention that if you put this sign and everything you write afterwards

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will be a comment and pie chart would ignore everything that that is written after this sign.

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So it's a really useful tool to leave comments for other developers or even for yourself once you want

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to get back to a certain file later on and understand what's written right here.

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So let's start with a simple.

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Stirring example.

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All right, let's start with short string variable.

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All right, you see small letters divided with an underscore, then space, then equal Mark and then

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quote marks and then right here.

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Have a great week, ninja's.

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So we have our quote Mark at the beginning and we have a quote Mark at the end.

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By the way, have a look that if I delete this quote Mark immediately, I have a line, a red line below

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my value.

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And if I hover above it, it says to me exactly what's wrong, missing closing quote.

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So I don't want to make I'm angry.

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So I'm just going to close this quote.

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Great.

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And now I want to complete my first chunk of code and I want to run it.

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Why do I mean by running it?

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I want to print this value.

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All right.

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I have a value here.

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And if I click right, click on variables and click run.

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Nothing happens here.

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You see, nothing happens.

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It just states the file that I have just wrong.

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And it says process finish with exit code zero.

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No errors.

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This means no errors, but nothing happened.

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But I want something to happen.

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I want some action.

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So let's just go line below and type in print and let's just insert a the name of the value right here,

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the name of the variable.

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Sorry.

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And once I start typing, you see it's bolded in a pop up so it can out to complete it.

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For me this is the magic of by chance.

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So you don't need to type everything by yourself.

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You can just hit enter boom and then you see it.

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Let's try to run it right.

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Click again and then run.

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Great.

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Look at this guys.

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It's magic.

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You see there is have a great week ninja's right here so you can say congratulations, congratulations

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to self because if you completed this part of this path, you have just created your first program in

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pie chart.

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So that's amazing.

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I really mean it.

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It's amazing because until ten minutes ago, you didn't know.

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Oh, maybe most of you didn't know how to write code in Python.

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But right now we have a working program and we have printed our first variable.

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So let's go further and study some new things and minimal manipulations or variables.

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So let's try to print the first letter of a string variable.

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Let's have it like first letter variable and then let's give the value New York City, all right.

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And we would like to print the first value of New York City, and we do it by placing square brackets

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and placing the number of zero zero states for this place.

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This is the zero character index.

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You will hear the term index a lot.

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So this character's index is zero, this index character is one and so on and so on.

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So we would like to have only the character index zero right here, and that's just to try to print

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So you see first letter and I as I just said, you can just hit enter.

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All right, let's run it right.

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Click, run.

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Great, so we can see right here the letter, and so we have just executed the print of the first letter

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right here.

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So just remember, you remember, guys, that the count starts from zero.

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So this one is zero and this one is one and so on.

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And let's see some more cool stuff that we can study.

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By the way, all of these tricks are seem like maybe a without any goal or why should we learn it?

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But believe me, once we go further with it, that shows you're going to use each and every one of these

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tricks to create your test cases using selenium.

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Um, so let's try to create the mixed, sorry, mixed upper and lower case letter variable, and we'll

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do it like this mixed Lantau variable and then just create a shortened sentence with one letter capital

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and the next one is small and so on and so on.

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Just do as I do.

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I'm feeling I'm just finished first grade guys, I would think that if I would be in first grade, my

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teacher would be very happy with me, that I have completed the sentence.

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So I just try to print it.

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But now we're going to insert here mixed letter enter and then now is the important part, just place

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in DOT and you could see it pop up, opens up.

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So this pop up is shows you what manipulations he can do on your string variable and you can choose

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whatever you want from it.

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But for now, we're going to choose the the manipulation, which is lower.

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Let's do it again.

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That start typing lower.

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All right.

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And then we need to do brackets.

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Around brackets and right, click on the file, Ron.

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All right, so you can see it's printed in a way which is lowercase only for all of these letters right

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here.

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It took the variable value and converted all the letters here into lowercase values.

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So let's try to do another thing, let's try to bring out the length of the that table.

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Let's try to print out the length of this variable.

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So just type in print and then Len.

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Enter and inside these brackets, just take this variable double click it control, see to copy place

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right here, control veto based and let's see what happens.

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Run.

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Whoa, you see it?

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It counted all a number of letters right here and it gives us the number twenty four because we have

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twenty four characters inside this string variable.

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This is a very useful trick.

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We'll use it a lot in test cases later on.

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And you need to understand guys that you might see it is playing like words and why do we need to manipulate

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them?

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But once you go into a website and you would like to verify that a certain text appears there, you

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you would really want to use string variables and to verify certain things and to verify, for example,

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if a signing pattern appears and if sign out exists or a certain booklist or a certain header appears.

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So you would use a string variables and string variable manipulations a lot.

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So let's do another thing, let's try to use a variable with a combination of simple text inside a print

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commands, so let's create a very first of all, let's give a comment for the upcoming action use plus.

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Sign inside a print.

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Commands, let's create a new variable, which is first name, and let's put the value inside, David,

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and let's try to present the following thing.

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Before before heading, heading, going ahead.

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Just I want to say just one thing.

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You see the sprint action, you see the sprint action.

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You can do two things.

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You can put a variable inside.

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For example, take this first name and put it inside.

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But you can also just put brackets sorry, quoting marks here and write anything you want in here.

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So before applying this manipulation, let's just sprint this thing right.

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Click run.

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You see it straight ahead, what you put inside so you can either put this variable inside the print

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or you can just or you can just put the value straight ahead.

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So what we're going to do is to do the combination of both.

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So put your quote marks and type in first name is then space and then two, that's in space.

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And then after the quoting marks, just put another space and here add the plus mark, because we want

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to add a variable to the sprint action.

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So you have to put it after the quoting marks and then just copy this control C and control V, place

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it right here.

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And now we try we'll try to print this sentence with the combination of this variable all together.

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So let's run it.

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Wow, you see, now you can see the combination of these both things you can't you have here a plain

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text between these quoting marks and then you have added a variable afterwards.

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And what if we would like to take it very well and replace certain letters with other letters?

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Let's try to do that right.

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So replace a part of a string.

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So let's go call this variable first serial number, which will be ABC and capital letters.

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One, two, three.

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And then add the prince commands and add the text changed serial number.

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Just plain text, then space then plus then add here first serial number.

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Same as we did before, and then that again, you see the lower the lower manipulation here.

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So now we're going to use the replacement ablation.

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You can even choose it with your mouse and double click it.

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And then, of course, we replace inside these brackets.

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And right here, just put this single quote, Mark and inside just place what you would like to replace.

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I would like to replace the one, two, three values and then put a.

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A coma and right after the coma, we would set what value we would like to replace it with.

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So I would like to replace the one, two, three with four or five, six so anyone can guess what should

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we get once we print it?

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All right, once we printed, I'm I'm expecting to get A, B, C, four or five, six, because I want

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to replace these three values.

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All right.

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Right here.

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Replace these three values.

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Who is with these three values, by the way, it's important for me to mention that all the manipulations

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that we doing inside the Brint have no effect on this variable.

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This variable stands still and is not changing.

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We are just changing what we see inside the print.

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So this stands still and not changing at all.

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All right.

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Same as here.

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All right.

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This variable stand stays with these mixed letters.

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Were just printing them in an ordered way.

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But it's it still stays in.

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It makes way if we take the the variable and print it without the lower.

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So this variable stays the same.

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So let's try to print it and replace one, two, three, four or five, six.

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Just right.

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Click and one.

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And as you can see here, sorry, guys, let's try to make it a bit more orderly space here and two

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dots in space again.

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Let's try it again because it doesn't look very good for the for the icier.

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And there you have it, we have changed your number with ABC four, five, six, exactly what we wanted

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to replace these three numbers.

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All right.

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Because this replay section takes the value from this variable and replaces it with a new one.

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So it takes it takes the value from the variable and changes it to a new one and prints it.

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So let's try to do a different thing, replace a part of a string.

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Twice.

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All right, so let's do second, that's a new it's a new variable, the second serial number and let's

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call it a, B, C, one, two, three, and ABC again and now.

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All right.

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I would like to do the following thing.

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I would like to change.

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Let's give it a number because it's a bit confusing.

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Let's give it the first.

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And he has changed serial number.

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Second to that space, then space and plus and then we're going to take second serial number.

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I'm always going to remind you that once you see this pop up, you can just hit enter boom and there

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are to replace an.

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Rackets, and now I'm going to replace the ABC.

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All right, the ABC here appears twice, once here and once you I would like to replace ABC twice.

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So what the code does is takes the variable and start scanning it from the beginning to the end.

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And once he finds the ABC, once he replaces it and then he goes further, he sees it twice and he presses

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he presses this one as well.

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So this is what we're going to show right here.

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All right.

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So let's do this.

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ABC, comma.

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And let's replace it with Z, Z in both places that we want and then do another Colma and then place

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the number two here.

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This is the number of times we would like to change ABC in the spring.

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So we would like to replace it once and twice here.

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With Z Z value, so right, click on this one and run, whoa, you see it, you see you guys.

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It took the variable of ABC one, two, three, ABC and replaced two times the ABC with Z values.

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And let's try to do one last thing, which is really cool, let's try to do the following thing.

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Let's say let's create a new variable, which will be that before it.

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It's important that we give a note, take apart.

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Of a variable, according to specific, expert, specific.

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Indexed indexes, index and places and.

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All right, so before we do that part, let's go a little bit back to this part.

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And right here we took the index zero am off this string.

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All right.

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You can see the square brackets right here.

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And we took the index zero, meaning this letter.

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So this is index zero and this is the index one and this is index two.

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So I would like to take not only the first not only one place, but I would like to take a range.

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Let's take a part of a variable called the specific index range.

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All right.

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So let's do it.

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Let's call it a range of

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indexes.

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And let's take the second serial number enter and then let's place the square brackets and let's place

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year zero, two dots and three.

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And let's try to present the range of indexes.

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All right, so what we are waiting to see is the printout of indexes between the places between zero

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and three.

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So there you have it.

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We have printed the values in the zero place in the first place and in the second place until we got

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to the third place, which is not included.

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All right.

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So we printed all the values in the index is between zero and three, while three is not included.

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And we have it right here.

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So by now, guys, if you have followed my lecture, you are having pretty much domination in the knowledge

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of knowing string values.

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You now familiar with manipulation, with multiple manipulations upon string values.

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And let's do one last thing.

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Combine adding words like that, adding.

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Spaces between multiple variables imprint.

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So let's do it, by the way, maybe you were asking yourself, why do I use print all the time?

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Because print is the way of programmers to see the result, because, for example, if I do the manipulation

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like here, I can't really know what's happened behind the curtain, what happened behind the scene.

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So if I printed, then I can see it.

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But before I if I'm not printing it, I'm not really sure what happened.

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So I always use print action to see if the manipulation which is here really occurred.

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So let's try to do this.

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The following thing.

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That's three variables, or in other words, three words.

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All right.

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The first word will be think second word would be you.

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And then Third World would be.

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Ninja's.

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And then let's try to print it all together with a plus sign you see right here, you have a plus sign

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once adding a variable.

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So the first variable comes without a plus sign because it's the first one.

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And then we add the second.

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And plus and then we had the third and last sprint that anyone can guess what will happen, would it

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printed correctly?

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So let's try to print it.

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Oh, boy, oh, boy, we have trouble here.

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You see, we have no spaces between the words and it's not good.

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It's not good.

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It's even worse than this thing right here.

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Like, if you your teacher would catch you writing this thing, you will get into trouble.

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So we have to fix it quickly.

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So we have to waste and adding spaces here.

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So the first way would be the following.

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You see here the first ring.

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So we have opening world marks and closing both marks.

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But what would happen if I would add a space space right here and the space right here?

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So we have the first word and then we would have space at the end of it.

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And then we have Second World and we have the space at the end of it, and then we have the Third World.

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I think we will be all right.

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All right.

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So you see here, guys, amazing.

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So once you have the space right here, you can see the sentence printed correctly.

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So this is one way to do it.

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But there is another way, and I'll show you that one as well.

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So here we have the first word and right after we have the second word and in between, if I leave it

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the space like this, so the program would not recognize that we have a space.

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You see, it doesn't recognize because this space is not mentioned inside the prints.

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So what you want to do is to add another plus here and to add like you can write here, whatever you

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want.

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But I want I don't want to write you anything.

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I just want to do the space.

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All right.

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So you see here in between, you have a space and I would like to do it one more time in here.

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And Espace.

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So now you have space in between words and this is great, so let's try to print it.

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And there you have it, you have spaces between words in a second in a second way, and this basically

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concludes our our part of examples for string variables.

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I hope you enjoyed the video.