# Also load the math module and try out a few of the functions, then load the cmath module and do the same. Experiment a bit with what happens when you do operations with them, including across types – for example, can you multiply a string by an integer? By a float or complex number? # In the Python shell create some string and number variables (integers, floats, and complex numbers).
# TRY THIS : MANIPULATING STRINGS AND NUMBERS Use parentheses to group the numbers in different ways and see how that changes the result compared to the original ungrouped expression. What happens when you try to put spaces, dashes or other non alphanumeric characters in the variable name? Play around with a few complex expressions, e.g., x = 2 + 4 * 5 – 6 / 3.
# In the Python shell create some variables. Key_func Function my_funct Function four Function four Function decorate Function wrapper_func Function inner_wrapper Function myfunction Function clean_line Function get_words Function count_words Function word_stats Function main Function main Function main Function ValueTooLarge Class EmptyStringError Class clean_line Function get_words Function count_words Function word_stats Function Rectangle Class _init_ Function Rectangle Class _init_ Function area Function Circle Class _init_ Function area Function circumference Function total_circumference Function Shape Class _init_ Function Rectangle Class _init_ Function Rectangle Class _init_ Function Rectangle Class _init_ Function x Function x Function y Function y Function element Class _init_ Function _str_ Function html Class _init_ Function _str_ Function body Class _init_ Function _str_ Function p Class _init_ Function _str_ Function add_code Function return_number Function TypedList Class _init_ Function _check Function _setitem_ Function _getitem_ Function _delitem_ Function _len_ Function append Function EmptyStringError Class clean_line Function get_words Function count_words Function word_stats Function read_html Function parse_html Function write_to_csv Function
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