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A touch more on the Want Cake? Program

Posted on April 13, 2020April 16, 2020 by Stephen Wilde

So here is the end goal for this project and I know I am miles away from achieving it but its basically going to act as if its a shop. Already this concept is starting to take shape as you can see with the code below. What its lacking is Continue Reading

Posted In First Real Program, Programs, Want Cake?

Expanding on “Want Cake?” with Strings

Posted on April 13, 2020April 13, 2020 by Stephen Wilde

So here is what I wanted for the want cake program I made. I really wanted it to output text as well. So I started working with strings to achieve this. Now the program asks “What drink do you want?” Original Want Cake program:

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i = 20
o = 22

print(f"This block is very special it was written in Python and displayed with Python thanks to PyScript it can even do math. So to explain I made an int i = 20 and int o = 22 and made it work it out see!: {i+o}")

The code I used for the above block
<py-script> 
i = 20
o = 22

print(f"This block is very special it was written in Python and displayed with Python thanks to PyScript it can even do math. So to explain I made an int i = 20 and int o = 22 and made it work it out see!: {i+o}")

</py-script>
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