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• Introduction to Python : Welcome to the world of Python programming! Python is one of the most popular and easy-to-learn programming languages. Whether you want to build a web...
• Introduction to variables : In Python, variables are used to store information that your program can manipulate and use later. Think of a variable as a box that holds data, like ...
• The input() function : The input() function in Python is used to take user input from the console. It allows you to interact with the user by prompting them to enter data, w...
• The print() Function : Once we understand variables, it’s important to see how we can display the values they store. This is where the print() function comes in. The print()...
• Introduction to Numbers : Numbers are the fundamental building blocks for any computations in Python, and understanding how they work is essential. In Python, numbers come...
• Working with Integers : In Python, integers (represented by the int data type) are whole numbers, including positive, negative, and zero. Unlike some other programming langua...
• Exploring floating numbers : 1. Representing decimal numbers in PythonUnlike integers, floats (short for floating-point numbers) are used to represent decimal numbers in Python. E...
• Complex numbers : Complex numbers are a special data type in Python represented by the complex class. They extend the concept of numbers beyond real numbers (integers a...
• Introduction to Strings : In Python, strings are a fundamental data type used to represent text data. They are essentially sequences of characters that can include letters, num...
• String indexing and slicing : 1. Accessing individual characters:Python strings behave like sequences, where each character has a designated position or index. You can access any c...
• String concatenation and formatting : 1. Combining strings using the + Operator:The plus operator (+) is the most straightforward way to combine strings. It creates a new string by joining...
• String character analysis : Strings are sequences of characters, and analyzing their content is a common programming task. This involves examining the individual characters withi...
• String capitalization : Python offers several methods to manipulate the capitalization of characters within a string. You can convert all characters to uppercase using upper(...
• Stripping substring : Python provides several methods to remove leading, trailing, or both leading and trailing whitespace from a string. Here are the most common ones:stri...
• Substring searching : Substring replacement involves finding a specific sequence of characters (a substring) within a larger string and then replacing it with a different s...
• Substring replacement : Substring searching involves finding the occurrence(s) of a specific sequence of characters (a substring) within a larger string. It's a fundamental o...
• Introduction to Lists : Imagine a shopping list where you jot down items you need to buy. In Python, lists are similar, they are ordered collections of items that can hold va...
• List operations : Let's focuses on manipulating elements within Python lists. 1. Adding elements:append()This method adds an element to the end of the list. It's like p...
• List slicing : List slicing is a powerful technique in Python that allows you to extract a sublist (a portion of the list) based on specific starting and ending posi...
• List concatenation : Using the + operator, allows you to merge two or more lists into a single new list. It's like combining two shopping lists into one bigger list.Here's...
• Common built-in list methods : These are some of the most frequently used built-in methods that operate on lists in Python. Let's explore what each one does:len(list)This method ret...
• Working with real-world data: Shopping list : One of the practical applications of Python lists is storing and managing real-world data. Let's see how you can use lists to create a shopping list:1...
• Splitting and joining : Joining and splitting are commonly used operations for manipulating strings and lists. 1. Joining a list into a string:Joining is the process of combi...
• Introduction to Tuples : Tuples in Python are used to store collections of elements, similar to lists. However, there's a crucial difference: tuples are immutable. This means ...
• Working with Tuples : 1. Unpacking Tuples:Unpacking allows you to assign multiple elements from a tuple to individual variables in a single line. The number of variables mu...
• Introduction to Sets : Sets are a fundamental data type in Python used to store collections of items. Unlike lists or tuples, sets are unordered. This means the order in whi...
• Unordered nature of Sets : The unordered nature of sets in Python means that the elements within a set don't have a defined sequence or position. Unlike lists or tuples, where t...
• Creating Sets : 1. Using curly braces {}:This is the most straightforward method for creating a set with specific elements you define. You simply enclose the elements...
• Set membership (in operator) : The in operator in Python is used to check if a value exists as a member (element) within a set. It returns True if the value is found in the set, and...
• Common Set operations : Set operations allow you to manipulate and combine sets in Python to create new sets based on specific criteria. Here's a breakdown of the four common...
• Built-in Set methods : Sets in Python come with various methods that allow you to modify and interact with their elements. Here's a breakdown of some commonly used methods:1...
• Introduction to dictionaries : In Python, dictionaries are a fundamental data structure used to store collections of data. Unlike lists or tuples, which store elements in a specific...
• Creating Dictionaries : The primary way to create a dictionary is by using curly braces {} and specifying key-value pairs within them:# Example dictionary my_dictionary = { ...
• Accessing and modifying elements : 1. Accessing values by key:To retrieve the value associated with a specific key in a dictionary, you use square brackets [] after the dictionary name,...
• Common dictionary methods : These are common dictionary methods:get(key, default=None)This method is used to retrieve the value associated with a specific key in a dictionary. It...
• Introduction to Flow Control : Flow control refers to the mechanism that determines the order in which instructions in your program are executed. By default, in Python (and most pro...
• Conditional statements : 1. The if statement:The if statement is the foundation of conditional statements in Python. It allows you to execute a block of code only if a certain...
• The While loop : A while loop is used to repeatedly execute a block of code as long as a given condition is True. The condition is evaluated before each iteration, and...
• The For loop : A for loop is used to iterate over a sequence (such as a list, tuple, string, or range) and execute a block of code for each element in that sequence....
• Break and continue : In a while loop (or any loop like for), break and continue are control flow statements that affect how the loop operates, but they work in different w...
• Looping through a String : Looping through a string in Python means iterating over each character in the string one by one, using a loop. Since a string is a sequence of charact...
• Looping through a List : Looping through a list means iterating over each element in the list one by one. This is commonly done using a for loop, which allows you to access an...
• Common mistakes to avoid when working with lists : One of the common pitfalls to avoid when working with Python lists is modifying the list while you're iterating over it. This can lead to unexpected r...
• Looping through Dictionaries : 1. Looping through Keys:This approach focuses on iterating over all the keys present in the dictionary.Syntax:for key in dictionary_name: # Your ...