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 Read the comment and do what it instructs you to do.
 Run the exercise.
 
++---------------+
+| Prerequisites |
++---------------+
+
+The following must be downloaded and installed:
+	- Python
+	- Git
+
 +------+
 | Plan |
 +------+
 
 Day 1 {
 	Lessons 1-5
+	Exercises 1-5
 }

e1.py

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+# Exercise 1
+# Task:
+'''
+Create a program that prints "Hello"
+'''

e2.py

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+# Exercise 2
+# Task:
+'''
+Create two variables, one equalling 5 and the other equalling 10, and print the sum
+'''

e3.py

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+# Exercise 3
+# Task:
+'''
+Print the following:
+
+- Sum of 5 and 10
+- Difference of 5 and 10
+- Product of 5 and 10
+- Quotient of 5 and 10
+- Remainder of 5 and 10
+
+Do not use variables.
+'''

e4.py

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+# Exercise 4
+# Task:
+'''
+Create a variable that is equal to 5.
+
+Use an if statement to print "True" if the variable is equal to 5.
+'''

e5.py

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+# Exercise 5
+# Task
+'''
+Create a variable that is equal to 10
+
+If the variable is equal to 5, print "True", otherwise print "False"
+'''

l1.py

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+print("hi")
+print("buddy")

l2.py

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+x = 5
+y = 10
+
+print(x + y)

l3.py

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+print(5 + 10)
+print(5 - 10)
+print(5 * 10)
+print(5 / 10)
+print(5 % 10)
+

l4.py

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+x = 5
+
+if x == 5:
+	print("True")

l5.py

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+x = 10
+
+if x == 5:
+	print("True")
+else:
+	print("False")