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In today's session:

Data Handling

• Data types
• Operators
• Quick python codes
• Following basics are necessary to be a good
programmer

• Logic and decision making


• Understanding of Iteration
• Data Structures and Handling
Data types in python:
1. Numbers
2. String
3. List and Tuple
4. Dictionary

• Also known as built-in core data types


1. Numbers
1. Numbers

1. Integers(signed) are whole numbers. Can be positive or


negative

2. Boolean integers represent True(1) and False(0)


1. Numbers

Numbers having fractional or decimal part are called floating


point numbers.

1. Fractional form: 0.15, 3.14 etc.

2. Exponent Notation: 10.75E03, 3.145E-08


1. Numbers

Python used j instead of traditional 'i' to represent imaginary


numbers

a = 0 + 3.1j

b = 1.5 +2j
2. Strings

A string can hold any type of known characters i.e. letters,


numbers and special characters.

"abcd"

'####'

"1234abc"
2. Strings

A string is a sequence of characters, which means each character


has a position or an index.
2. Strings
2. Strings
2. Strings
2. Strings
3. List and tuples

These are compound data types with only one difference.

List once created, can be modified but tuples can't.


3. List and tuples

List: List of comma separated values on any datatype between


square brackets.
3. List and tuples

List: List of comma separated values on any datatype between


square brackets.
3. List and tuples

List: List of comma separated values on any datatype between


square brackets.
3. List and tuples

Tuple: List of comma separated values on any datatype between


parenthesis.

p=(1, 2, 3, 4, 5)

q=(2, 4, 6, 8)

r=('a', 'e', 'i', 'o')

h=(7, 8, 9, 'A', 'B')


4. Dictionary
4. Dictionary
4. Dictionary
Mutable and Immutable types

Immutable types: Non- modifiable / can never change their value


in place

p=6
q=7
r=8
Mutable and Immutable types

Immutable types: Non- modifiable / can never change their value


in place

p=6
q=7
r=8
Mutable and Immutable types

Immutable types: Non- modifiable / can never change their value


in place

p=6
q=7
r=8

p=9
q=8
r=7
Mutable and Immutable types

Mutable types: Non- modifiable / can never change their value in


place
Variable internals

Object: any entity that stores value or data is known as object in


python language
Variable internals

Object: any entity that stores value or data is known as object in


python language

Three attributes:

1. type
Variable internals

Object: any entity that stores value or data is known as object in


python language

Three attributes:

2. value
Variable internals

Object: any entity that stores value or data is known as object in


python language

Three attributes:

3. id
Operators

Operation being carried out on data, are represented by


operators.
Operators

Operation being carried out on data, are represented by


operators.

Types of operators:

1. Arithmetic operators
2. Relational operators
3. Identity operators
4. Logical operators
5. Bitwise operators
Operators

1. Arithmetic operators
Operators

2. Relational operators
Operators

3. Identity operators
Operators

3. Logical operators
Operators

5. Bitwise operators
Quick recap:

1. Numbers
2. String
3. List and Tuple
4. Dictionary
Quick recap:

1. Numbers
2. String
3. List and Tuple
4. Dictionary

Object: any entity that stores value or data is known as object


in python language
Quick recap:

1. Numbers
2. String
3. List and Tuple
4. Dictionary

Object: any entity that stores value or data is known as object


in python language

Operation being carried out on data, are represented by


Operators.
Quick questions:

What will the following code produce?

a = 8.6
b=2
print (a//b)

(a) 4.3
(b) 4.0
(c) 4
(d) error
Quick questions:

To increase the value of x five times using augmented assignment


operator, the correct expression will be

(a) x += 5
(b) x *= 5
(c) x = x ** 5
(d) none of these
Quick codes:
Quick codes:
Quick codes:
UNIT RDBMS:
Data
manupulation
using SQL
Thank you!

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