Numbers & Operators - 3
Numbers & Operators - 3
Learning Objective
• Be able to use Python to solve a variety of real-
world problems using numbers and operators.
Success Criteria
• YOU MUST BE ABLE TO - Use Python to perform
calculations using numbers.
• YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO – Use the appropriate
operators in each Python code that uses numbers
• YOU COULD BE ABLE TO - Write Python code to solve
real-world problems.
STARTER
Brainstorming
• Why do we need reserved words in Python?
dana = 4
sara = 3
total = dana + sara
print (total)
TASK 2
Write a Python program to show the following real-world situation
money = 15
oranges = 4
lemons = 2
balance = money – oranges - lemons
print (balance)
EXTENSION TASK
Write a Python program to show the following real-world situation
• Ayesha wants to buy 5 bracelets from Claires for 5 of her friends. The cost of 1
bracelet is 10 riyal. Ayesha has 80 riyal with her when she goes shopping.
• How much money does she have balance after shopping? Print out the answer.
money = 80
bracelet= 10
total_bracelet= bracelet* 5
balance = money – total_bracelet
print (balance)
PLENARY
PLENARY QUIZ
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Success Criteria:
•YOU MUST BE ABLE TO - Use Python to perform calculations using
numbers.
•YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO – Use the appropriate operators in each
Python code that uses numbers
•YOU COULD BE ABLE TO - Write Python code to solve real-world
problems.