Coding Extra Notes: To see the result of an expression or a string in the console we use print(“ ”) To find the sum or difference: -We assign variables then write an expression. Then we print the expression. - Example: X= 2 Y= 4 Z= x-y Print(z) Anything written in letters must be within quotation marks for it to be printed or assigned a variable. Usually, the quotations makes anything into a string. -Example: X=” CSC” Print (“Hello World!”) Y= “2023” To add space between the words we use: Print (“Hello , World!)” To write the words on a different line we use: Print(“Hello\nWorld!) To have an output repeated several times: We assign a string and an integer. Then we write an expression multiplying them together. Then we print the expression. In the console we will see the output repeated -Example: Input: S=Hello N=3 R=S*N Print(R) Output: HelloHelloHello Escape Sequence Meaning \n New line \t Tab \’ ‘ \” “ \\ \