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4. A symbol, like a plus or minus sign, used to perform math operations or compare values in code.
5. A specific Python command that displays text or numbers on the computer screen for the user to see.
8. The blank space or tab left at the start of a line of code to group instructions together.
12. The specific rules about how words and symbols must be arranged so the computer can understand the code.
13. A data type that can only have one of two possible values: either True or False.
14. A complete collection of code or instructions that runs on a computer to perform a specific task.
15. A popular, beginner-friendly programming language that uses clear and readable text to give commands to computers.
17. A reusable block of code that performs a specific action only when it is called by its name.
19. A collection used to store multiple items or pieces of data in a specific order inside square brackets.

1. A data type used for numbers that contain a decimal point, useful for precise measurements or fractions.
2. The written instructions or text that a programmer writes to tell a computer exactly what to do.
3. A named storage container or box used in code to hold information that can change later.
6. A data type that represents a whole number, which can be positive, negative, or zero, without decimals.
7. A command used to gather information or text typed in by the user through the keyboard.
9. Notes written inside the code using a hashtag symbol to explain what the code does; the computer ignores them.
10. A statement or test that the computer evaluates to decide whether it is true or false before moving on.
11. A block of code that repeats a set of instructions over and over until a specific condition is met.
12. A type of data that holds a sequence of text, letters, or characters, always wrapped in quotation marks.
16. A mistake, error, or flaw in a computer program that prevents it from running correctly.
18. The information, text, or results that a computer program displays or sends back to the user.