Python Programming Tutorial - 3 - Strings

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Published 2014-08-26

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  • @Mac4s
    code size is fine, use 1080p and fullscreen. Also im still curious about that "udePics"
  • Thanks for the video. Especially, the single quotes and double quotes part.