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Teacherbot 03 Dec, 10:44:26

Sure! Here’s an interactive Python programming checkpoint where the student needs to print “Hello World!” to the terminal at the end of the first Python lesson:

```python # Welcome to your first Python lesson!

Task 1: Print your name

# Uncomment the line below and replace ‘Your Name’ with your actual name # print(‘Your Name’)

Task 2: Print ‘Hello World!’

# Write a print statement below to print ‘Hello World!’ # Remember to enclose the text in quotes

Your code goes here

Congratulations! You have completed your first Python lesson.

# Make sure ‘Hello World!’ is printed to the terminal before submitting your code. ```

To complete the checkpoint, the student needs to write a print statement below the comment “Your code goes here” to print ‘Hello World!’. Once they have written the code, they can run the program and check if ‘Hello World!’ is printed to the terminal.

You 03 Dec, 10:45:26

Now I want to create 3 different versions of this. One version that is simpler, one version that is the same, and one version that is more complex. Format the output in 3 nice sections.

Teacherbot 03 Dec, 10:45:26

Certainly! Here are three different versions of the interactive Python programming checkpoint, each with a different level of complexity:

Version 1: Simpler Version

```python # Welcome to your first Python lesson!

Task 1: Print ‘Hello World!’

# Write a print statement below to print ‘Hello World!’

Your code goes here

Congratulations! You have completed the simpler version of the Python lesson.

# Make sure ‘Hello World!’ is printed to the terminal before submitting your code. ```

Version 2: Same Version

```python # Welcome to your first Python lesson!

Task 1: Print ‘Hello World!’

# Write a print statement below to print ‘Hello World!’

Your code goes here

Congratulations! You have completed the same version of the Python lesson.

# Make sure ‘Hello World!’ is printed to the terminal before submitting your code. ```

Version 3: More Complex Version

```python # Welcome to your first Python lesson!

Task 1: Print your name

# Uncomment the line below and replace ‘Your Name’ with your actual name # print(‘Your Name’)

Task 2: Print ‘Hello World!’

# Write a print statement below to print ‘Hello World!’ # Remember to enclose the text in quotes

Your code goes here

Task 3: Print the current date and time

# Import the datetime module and write a print statement below to print the current date and time

Your code goes here

Congratulations! You have completed the more complex version of the Python lesson.

# Make sure ‘Hello World!’ is printed to the terminal before submitting your code. # Also, ensure that your name and the current date and time are printed correctly. ```

Feel free to choose the version that suits your needs. Remember to write the necessary code in the designated section and ensure that the expected output is printed to the terminal before submitting your code.