how to use this book most in this book will begin with sample run of the featured program this sample run shows you what the program looks like when you run it the parts the user types in are shown as bold print type the code for the program into idle' file editor yourselfrather than download or copy/paste it you'll remember programming better if you take the time to type in the code line numbers and spaces when typing the source code from this bookdo not type the line numbers at the start of each line for exampleif you see this in the book number random randint( you do not need to type the " on the left sideor the one space immediately following it just type it like thisnumber random randint( those numbers are there only so that this book can refer to specific lines in the program they are not part of the actual program' source code aside from the line numbersenter the code exactly as it appears notice that some of the lines of code are indented by four or eight spaces each character in idle is the same widthso you can count the number of spaces by counting the number of characters on the line above or below for examplethe indented spaces here are marked with black square so you can see themwhile guesses ####if number = ########print('hello'text wrapping in this book some instructions are too long to fit on one line on the page and will wrap around to the next line when you type this codeenter it all on one line without pressing enter you can tell when new instruction starts by looking at the line numbers on the left the example below has only two instructions print('this is the first instructionxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx'post questions to