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      "front": "What is a variable in Python?",
      "back": "A variable is a name that stores a value you can use later; create one with =, for example x = 5.",
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      "front": "What are Python's basic data types?",
      "back": "Common data types are int (whole numbers), float (decimal numbers), str (text), and bool (True or False).",
      "category": "Data Types"
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      "front": "How do you write an if statement in Python?",
      "back": "Use if followed by a condition and a colon, then start the next lines with spaces (indent) to run when the condition is true; use elif and else for additional branches.",
      "category": "Control Flow"
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      "front": "What does a for loop do in Python?",
      "back": "A for loop repeats code for each item in a sequence (like a list or range); for example, for i in range(3): runs three times.",
      "category": "Loops and Iteration"
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      "front": "How do you define a function in Python?",
      "back": "Use def name(parameters):, put the function code on the indented lines below (start lines with spaces), and use return to send a result back.",
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      "What does a for loop do in Python?",
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      "How do you define a function in Python?",
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