PYTHON Tutorial

✍️ Python Syntax

Python syntax refers to the set of rules that define how a Python program is written and interpreted. It is known for being clean and easy to understand.

🚀 Simple Example

print("Welcome to Python!")
  

This is a simple print statement. No semicolons, no curly braces — just readable code!

📏 Indentation Matters

In Python, indentation is not just for readability — it defines blocks of code!

if 5 > 2:
    print("5 is greater than 2")
  

⚠️ Don’t use curly braces { }. Use consistent spaces or tabs.

🗣️ Comments in Python

You can add comments to explain your code. Python ignores them.

# This is a comment
print("Hello!")  # This is an inline comment
  

🔡 Case Sensitivity

Python is case-sensitive.

myVar = 10
MyVar = 20
print(myVar)   # Outputs 10
print(MyVar)   # Outputs 20
  

✅ Python Syntax Rules Summary

• Indentation is mandatory
• No curly braces { }, no semicolons needed
• Comments use #
• Case sensitive (e.g., age ≠ Age)
• Each line usually contains one statement