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 ## Course Summary
 
+The python language is one of the most accessible programming languages available because it has simplified syntax and not complicated, 
+which gives more emphasis on natural language. 
+Due to its ease of learning and usage, python codes can be easily written and executed much faster than other programming language
+Python is a general purpose and high level programming language. You can use Python for developing desktop GUI applications, websites, designing ML and AI algorithms.
+
 Learning to program can be overwhelming. Concepts and facts come at you fast and most courses don't cover many of them at all or at a beginner's pace. **This is not most courses**. Python for absolute beginners is our premier course for beginning developers. We start at the very beginning, teaching you the big ideas and concepts covered in a CS 101 course. Then we move on to writing increasingly complex code and applications in Python.
 
+This course design in such a way one can learn while contributing in real-time like projects which make the learning even faster. 
+
+So what you are waiting for let's get started now and change the world with the power of programming language.
 
 
 ## What students are saying
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 remainder = num % 2  # Is this 0 or 1?
 ```
 
+### How let the user enter multiple inputs ?
+
+create a new .py file and enter below code. below code is for reference, you can try below code with any problem you want to solve that gives multiple entering 
+inputs ability to the user. 
+
+def sampleMP():
+    n = int(input(Enter number of input : )) # asking the user how much inputs they want to enter, each line contain one input  
+    allInput = []
+	count =0         # Initialise the counter to keep track of inputs user entering
+	while True:
+	    if count == n:   # if count become equal to n then break
+		    break
+		else:               # else continue asking input from user
+		    ip = int(input())
+			allInput.aapend(ip)
+	print(allInput)  
+
+
+# Practice above concept of taking inputs from user with problem like matrix_multiplication(matrix can be 2X2, 3X3, 3x2), then you will understand the power of the
+concept.
+
 
 ## Exercises