Solo Python Editor

Solo mode

Open a private Python editor instantly. Your draft stays in this browser, and the learning tools stay close by.

Back home

Open editor full screen for easier coding.

Results

Run your code to see output here.

Program output, errors, and step-by-step checks will appear here.

Learn

Exercises, examples, and reminders to support what you are building in the editor.

Exercise topic

Load a worked PRIMM-style exercise when you want structured practice.

Variables and input/output

Greeting a student

Use input and variables to build a short personalised message.

This example shows how answers can be stored in variables, combined into a message, and printed back to the user.

Load the example code into the editor when you are ready.

Original code

name = input("What is your name? ")
year_group = input("What year are you in? ")
message = "Hello " + name + ", welcome to Year " + year_group
print(message)

What will the program print after someone types their answers?

Use the quick guide below for reminders and copyable examples while you work.

Quick guide topic

Pick one topic for a short explanation, reminder list, and example code.

Print and input

Quick guide

Use print() to show something on screen and input() to read an answer from the user.

Example

Basic input and output

name = input("What is your name? ")
print("Hello", name)

Remember

input() gives back text.
Use print() to check what your program is doing.