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‎01_basics.ipynb

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"This notebook is based on materials kindly provided by the [IN1900]( https://www.uio.no/studier/emner/matnat/ifi/IN1900/h19/) team.\n",
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"# The Basics: Variables and Printing\n",
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"This notebook is based on materials kindly provided by the [IN1900]( https://www.uio.no/studier/emner/matnat/ifi/IN1900/h19/) team.\n",
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"# Python as a Calculator \n",
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"## Python as a Calculator \n",
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"## Data types\n",
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"Variables can be of different types besides whole numbers (integers).\n",
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"We will look at some of the types in Python. You can use the function `type()`to find the type of a variable."
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‎02_lists_loops.ipynb

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