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Python Syntax

What is syntax?


  • Syntax is the arrangement of words in a specific order to create sentences in Python Programming.
  • If you change the position of even one word then the code will give you an error

  • Python Syntax is like English grammar

Example:
   

 Input: 

print("Hello World")
a="This is my first code"
print(a)
Output: 
Hello World
This is my first code


 





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