Python - 2
Python - 2: Variables
Variables store information so you can reuse it later in your program.
Your challenge: Create variables for a name and favorite food, then print both values.
Create a variable
Use an equals sign to give a variable a value: name = "Alex"
The variable name goes on the left, and the value goes on the right.
Use the variable
To display the stored value, pass the variable to print(): print(name)
Do not put quotation marks around the variable name. "name" would print the word itself instead of the stored value.
Try it: Change both values, then add another variable for a favorite color.
Good Python habit: Use clear variable names such as favorite_food. Python commonly uses underscores between words.
👀 Show Example Solution
name = "Sophie" favorite_food = "Tacos" print(name) print(favorite_food)
The values are stored once in variables and then reused by print().
