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bitsnpcs:
@Homework glad to pass the help along, @torreydale recommended to me.
I also use darker theme, is called monokai-extended. I find the coloured codes very helpful too :)
Great work, keep up your lessons ;)

Homework:
@bitsnpcs Yes, I've been using gedit for 2 lessons now and the coloured codes are very useful in helping me to differentiate between the texts. I've chosen a darker colour scheme on gedit so it's easier on my eyes. Thanks very much for the recommendation! :D

torreydale:
@bitsnpcs is correct.  I don't think Leafpad, the default text editor, is going to be sufficient for coding.  Gedit or Geany (if you need column mode) are going to be better for you.

bitsnpcs:
Do you find gedit okay for your needs ?

@torreydale told me about gedit

You can use custom templates, I use one, it helped me to like the gedit a lot more as the colours were easier for me, @LL-user  showed me how to install it in this thread  https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/coding/beginning-with-python/msg29409/#msg29409

Homework:
Just realised I made a mistake with the codes while I was re-watching the tutorial and trying out gedit.
The erroneous code:

--- Code: ---Name myName = new Name("Cookie" + "Monster" + "Jr");
--- End code ---


The correct code:

--- Code: ---Name myName = new Name("Cookie", "Monster", "Jr");
--- End code ---

Programming really puts attention to details to the test.
Thank you to everyone who responded and mulled over this issue (when it's due to my carelessness, sorry!!).

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