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print("Hello, world!")
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You'll see that the cell output is executed right below each cell.
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11. In a new cell, let's read the first 4 lines from our datafile.
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14. What did we just see? What is the data object? What type is data? How do we find out?
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In a new cell print the type of our data:
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Python is a dynamically typed language, which means you don't have to explicitly specify the datatype when you name a variable, Python will automatically figure it out by the nature of the data.
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In this section you set up a workspace by creating your directory and activating your conda environment. You downloaded a .txt file and read it using the Python commands of `open()`, `readline()`, `read()`, `close()`, and `print()`, as well as the context manager `with`. You should be familiar with the `str` datatype.
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