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Full Stack Python Development with Cloud Integration

==================================
It is a Combination of FrontEnd and BackEnd Technlogies with Database

FrontEnd Technologies:
===============
HTML & HTML5
CSS & CSS3
JavaScript
Bootstrap
AngularJS
Angular
ReactJS

BackEnd Technologies:
===============
It is a combination of Programming Language & Frameworks with Databases

Programming Languages:
================
->Core Python
->Advance Python

Frameworks:
=========
->Django Framework
->Django_Rest_Framework
->Flask Libary
->Flask_Rest_Full
->FastAPI Framework

Database Language:
=============
SQL/PLSQL

Cloud Technologies:
=============
Python with AWS
Python with Azure

->GitHUB
->SDLC

Three Live Projects:


=============
->Angular with Django & Django_Rest_Framework
->ReactJS with Django & Django_Rest_Framework
->Desktop Application/Stand_alone application

Q1)What are the Softwares do we require to Learn Full Stack Python Development with
Cloud?

->Python 3.7.0
->IDET ---->Visual studio code,Pycharm,Anaconda Python,Jyputer,Subline_text,atom
Python Progamming Language:
===================

Q1)How can create a Python_File?


======================
We can create a Python file using .py extension with Any_name

Valid_Python_File_Names:
=================
ihub1.py
demo1.py
test1.py
rahul1.py
priya1.py

In_valid_Python_File_Names:
=================
1234567.py
ihub 1.py

->print()
->id()
->type()

->print():
======
It is a predefine function in Python.The main objective of print() function is to
display
the content on console or application console with '' or "" or '''''' or """"""" or
variable/an
identifier_name.

Ex1:
===
print('Core Python session is going on ...')
print("Core Python session is going on ...")
print('''Core Python session is going on''')
print("""Core Python session is going on""")
Eid=1001
print(Eid)

OUTPUT:
=====

C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Python_Development>Python ihub1.py
Core Python session is going on ...
Core Python session is going on ...
Core Python session is going on
Core Python session is going on
1001

C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Python_Development>python ihub1.py
Core Python session is going on ...
Core Python session is going on ...
Core Python session is going on
Core Python session is going on
1001

C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Python_Development>py ihub1.py
Core Python session is going on ...
Core Python session is going on ...
Core Python session is going on
Core Python session is going on
1001

C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Python_Development>

Ex2:
==
print('Core Python session is going on ...')
print()
print("Core Python session is going on ...")
print()
print('''Core Python session is going on''')
print()
print("""Core Python session is going on""")
print()
Eid=1001
print(Eid)
print()
print('End of an application')

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