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This is a review of the entire dialogue you just studied.

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Write the following words or phrases in the correct spot:

declare, programming, languages, assignment operator, and variables.

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Brian: Hey, Sophie. How's it going? I've heard you've been learning a lot about BLANK languages.

Sophie: Yeah, the crazy part is that there are so many out there.

Brian: That's awesome. How much time have you spent on it?

Sophie: I spent much of my free time on it. It's fascinating! I've learned about BLANK, data types, and even conditional statements in many BLANK.

Brian: That's great to hear. You know, I have a question about Python. Can you help me with that?

Sophie: Sure. I know Python pretty well. What's your question?

Brian: How do you BLANK variables in Python? I'm curious.

Sophie: In Python, you declare variables by using the variable name and the BLANK. For example, you can declare a variable like this: name = 'Sophie'.

Brian: Got it. Thanks, Sophie. I appreciate your help.

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programming

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Writing instructions that a computer can follow.


variables

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Names that store information, like numbers or text, in a program.


languages

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Special systems like Python or JavaScript used to write code.


declare

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To create a variable and give it a name in a program.


assignment operator

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A symbol (usually =) used to give a value to a variable.