1.13 – Expected Output | Accept Two Numbers & Display Sum | Python Programming – New Series

Описание: 📝 Video Description

Welcome to the Python Programming – Complete Course (New Series) by Burle Sharma.

In this class (1.13), you will learn the concept of expected output before writing the actual program. We take a simple program:
Accept two numbers from the user
Display their sum

Instead of writing the full code, we first focus only on writing the expected output, which helps beginners understand:
What the program should do
What result should appear on the screen
Why planning the output first makes coding easier later

This habit improves thinking skills and brings clarity before writing logic or syntax.

🎓 What you’ll learn in this video

Meaning of expected output
Why we write expected output before coding
Accepting two numbers (concept only)
Displaying the sum of the two numbers
Thinking like a programmer
Developing output-first planning skills
Understanding input → process → output flow
How writing the output first reduces mistakes in the final code

🧠 Key Learning Point

Expected output is the goal of the program. When you write the output before writing the code, you get a clear idea of:
What input the user will give
What the program should calculate
What the screen should display
This professional approach makes future coding smoother and error-free.

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