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    Worksheet 02 - Introduction To ASCII Table and Python

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    This document introduces the ASCII table and demonstrates Python programming with strings and integers. It explains that the ASCII table is an internationally agreed table for sending messages that assigns binary codes to characters. It then demonstrates how strings and integers are different by having the user input two digits, adding them as strings and integers, and discussing how int() only works for digit strings while float() handles decimal numbers. The document is teaching about ASCII codes, binary representations of characters, and the differences between strings and integers in Python.

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    This document introduces the ASCII table and demonstrates Python programming with strings and integers. It explains that the ASCII table is an internationally agreed table for sending messages that assigns binary codes to characters. It then demonstrates how strings and integers are different by having the user input two digits, adding them as strings and integers, and discussing how int() only works for digit strings while float() handles decimal numbers. The document is teaching about ASCII codes, binary representations of characters, and the differences between strings and integers in Python.

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    This document introduces the ASCII table and demonstrates Python programming with strings and integers. It explains that the ASCII table is an internationally agreed table for sending messages that assigns binary codes to characters. It then demonstrates how strings and integers are different by having the user input two digits, adding them as strings and integers, and discussing how int() only works for digit strings while float() handles decimal numbers. The document is teaching about ASCII codes, binary representations of characters, and the differences between strings and integers in Python.

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    Worksheet 02 - Introduction To ASCII Table and Python

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    This document introduces the ASCII table and demonstrates Python programming with strings and integers. It explains that the ASCII table is an internationally agreed table for sending messages that assigns binary codes to characters. It then demonstrates how strings and integers are different by having the user input two digits, adding them as strings and integers, and discussing how int() only works for digit strings while float() handles decimal numbers. The document is teaching about ASCII codes, binary representations of characters, and the differences between strings and integers in Python.

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    Worksheet 02 – Introduction to ASCII table and Python

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    some Python
    programming.

    HEX is a code, a short-hand way of writing binary. Every HEX symbol represents FOUR bits of binary.

    0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
    0000 0001 0010 0011 0100 0101 0110 0111 1000 1001 1010 1011 1100 1101 1110 1111

    This ASCII table is internationally agreed table for sending messages. For example, a short massage “Hello, today is 8/12/2022”
    H e l l o , (space) t o d a y i s 8
    0100 0110 0110 0110 0110 0010 0010 0111 0110 0110 0110 0111 0010 0110 0111 0010 0011
    1000 0101 1100 1100 1111 1100 0000 0100 1111 0100 0001 1001 0000 1001 0011 0000 1000

    When we hit the <ENTER> key on our keyboard, the binary code 0000 1101 is sent from the KB to the computer.
    When someone hit the digit ‘8’, the KB sends ‘0011 1000’. This is called THE STRING representation of the digit ‘8’. Its
    binary equivalent is 0000 1000.
    As strings, ‘8’ + ‘8’ = ‘88’
    As binary, 8 + 8 = 16

    CoP046 – Algorithms & Programming: Python ORB Education. Visit www.orbeducation.com for a range of quality teaching resources.
    A demonstration of the difference between STRING and INTEGER
    num_1=input("Enter first digit:")
    Who’s done?
    num_2=input("Enter second digit:")
    Answer: Andrew Nguyen, Tony Nguyen,Eric
    print("As strings: ",num_1+num_2) La,Kayla Kim Nguyen, John( Linh) Nguyen,Jessica
    (Anh) Ngo,Nathan Do, Daniel Bobadilla, Kevin
    print("As numbers: ",int(num_1)+int(num_2))
    Hang, Tina lavea, Nyanbuot , Lyna Nguyen, Kathy
    Notes: Do, Ray Duong
     the function int(num_1) only works when
    num_1 is a series of digits, not characters.
     Use the function float() to handle numbers with
    decimal point
     We can’t add + a string and an integer

    CoP046 – Algorithms & Programming: Python ORB Education. Visit www.orbeducation.com for a range of quality teaching resources.

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