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Welcome, young coding enthusiasts, to our exciting journey through the world of Python programming! In this course, we will explore various programming questions and unveil the magical solutions using the Python programming language. But don’t worry; we’ll break it down into simple, bite-sized pieces so that even a 10-year-old can grasp the concepts with ease.

Module 1: Python Basics

Lesson 1: Hello World!

Let’s kick things off with the traditional “Hello World” program. We’ll show you how to make the computer greet you using Python. Get ready to print your first message on the screen!

print("Hello, young coder!")

Practice Question: Can you make the program say something other than “Hello, young coder!”?

Lesson 2: Variables and Input

Now, let’s learn how to store information and take input from the user. Imagine teaching the computer to remember your favorite color!

favorite_color = input("What's your favorite color? ")
print("Your favorite color is:", favorite_color)

Practice Question: Can you modify the program to ask for your favorite animal instead?

Module 2: Python Problem-Solving

Lesson 3: Math Magic

Time for some math magic! We’ll dive into basic arithmetic operations and show you how Python can solve math problems effortlessly.

num1 = 5
num2 = 3
result = num1 + num2
print("The sum is:", result)

Practice Question: Can you change the program to find the product of num1 and num2?

Lesson 4: Decision Making with If Statements

Learn how to make decisions in Python. We’ll show you how to write a program that decides whether it’s a sunny or rainy day.

weather = input("Is it sunny or rainy today? ")
if weather == "sunny":
    print("Don't forget your sunscreen!")
else:
    print("Grab your umbrella!")

Practice Question: What message will the program print if the weather is neither sunny nor rainy?

Module 3: Python Challenges

Lesson 5: Looping Fun

Time to have some looping fun! Learn how to repeat actions using loops. We’ll create a program that counts from 1 to 5.

for i in range(1, 6):
    print(i)

Practice Question: Can you modify the program to count from 3 to 7?

Lesson 6: Mystery Challenge

Get ready for a mystery challenge where you’ll use everything you’ve learned to crack the code and unveil a hidden message!

# Mystery Challenge Code Here

Practice Question: What does the mystery challenge code print? Can you figure it out?

By the end of this course, you’ll not only have a solid understanding of Python basics but also be equipped to tackle various coding challenges. Remember, coding is like solving puzzles, and you’re the master puzzle solver! Happy coding, young Pythonistas!