Give a number a name

Scenario

You are a data scientist in the Energy team. A variable is a labelled box. We put 40 in a box called megawatts.

Question

Write your code in the editor, look at the result, then try changing one small thing.

Your task

Write your code in the editor
Press Check my answer
Look at the result on the right

Variables

Read the simple theory: Statistics

Beginner · Data Filtering & Record Counting — question 1 of 30

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1. Choose your dataset

Pick an industry and a size. Your code and results change to match.

IndustrySize

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Give a number a name

Write your code in the editor, look at the result, then try changing one small thing.

In [1]:

Your code cell is below. Press Check my answer to run the cell — the result appears as Out [1].

python editorpower_readings

Snippets

💡 Explain my whole code, line by line (hover any word in the editor for a tip)

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📂 Opens the "power_readings" table→✅ Shows you the answer

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Dataset & schema

power_readings

IndustryDataset size

The tiny starter data. Bigger data scrolls.

Fields

reading_id	plant	megawatts
E1	Solar	40
E2	Wind	55
E3	Solar	35
E4	Hydro	70

Energy data only.

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▶ Output terminal

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Your next steps

Each item turns green when your answer includes it.

2 left

megawatts = 40
Prints it