Two outcomes

Heads or tails. Then ask to flip again.

First version: one flip and stop. Second version: a loop that asks “again?” File name idea: flip.py

Workshop0 of 5 steps

Open the file

cd ~/learn

nano flip.py
Type the first version. One flip.
flip.py
```
import random
if random.randint(0, 1) == 0:
    print("Heads")
else:
    print("Tails")
```
The spaces in front of print matter. That is how Python groups the two roads.
Save and run

Ctrl+O, Enter, Ctrl+X.

python flip.py
What success looks like

One word: Heads or Tails. Run it a few times. Both words should appear sooner or later. One flip counts. A loop that asks “again?” can wait.
If it breaks

IndentationError means the spaces before print drifted. Make those two print lines line up. If you later ask “again?”, Yes and y are different text. Compare the first letter after .lower() if you need that.

Paste the full error into the phone tutor.

One flip counts.

Next sitting, one number in and one number out. That is a converter.

One number in, one number out. That is a converter.

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