Python: Constants
Some data never change - for example, mathematical constants. Take π as an example. It is always 3.14 and cannot change. Python uses constants to refer to this kind of data:
PI = 3.14
print(PI) # => 3.14A constant is created in the same way as a variable. The only difference is that constants are usually named with capital letters have and _ as a separator between words. A constant, like a variable, can be used in any expression.
Instructions
Create a constant DRAGONS_BORN_COUNT and write the number 3 in it, which is the number of dragons born to Daenerys.
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Your exercise will be checked with these tests:
import solution
def test1():
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