Computer Science Circles (3:Comments and Quotes ~ 5:Input)

Today, I learnt:

3:Comments and Quotes
Python ignore program after # sign.
It usually use explain parts of the program for me or other people.
If you want to print " this sign, you put \ (backslash) before " or ' .

4:Types
The word is 'str', whole number is 'int', decimal number is 'float'.

5:Input
The input() function takes no srguments and always gives back a 'str'.

Computer Science Circles (0:Hello!~2:Function)

I record about computer programming. I learn from Computer Science Circles.

http://cscircles.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/0-introduction/

I had done excise are:

0:Hello!

1:Variable

1E: Error

2:Function

[print] is Python code to send messages to output.

   Example: print("Hello")

   ( ) This is print command to use what you want to print

   " " If there aren't " " mark, Hello is meant to be command

Example:Variable

x=5             (x=5)

x=x+x         (x=5+5=10)

x=x-5          (x=10-5=5)

So, x=5 after execute these command

Error

A run-time error happens when Python understands what you are saying, but runs into trouble when following your instructions. A syntax error happens when Python cannot understand what are you saying.
Example: Run-time error
print(1/0)
Example: Syntax error
print(Hello) 

Function
Example:
print(max(1,2,3))
This command will print 3
+plus - minus *times /divide

Computer Science Circle (2E:Extra Practice)

I learnt 2E: Extra Practice today. It extra excise in 2:Function.
Sorting Scramble was really difficult question. I took almost class time for this question.
I wanted x=smallest, y=next smallest and z=largest number

tmp=max(x,y)
x=min(x,y)
y=tmp
tmp=max(y,z)
y=min(y,z)
z=tmp
tmp=max(x,y)
x=min(x,y)
y=tmp

After execute these command, x=smallest, y=next smallest and z=largest number every time.