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Python Documentation

Python Introduction :

- Install python in the local machine


- We will do installation with anaconda(Open source distribution of python) distribution
- Along with anaconda we also will get conda which is a package manager(Dozens of libraries
related to machine learning, data science, AL and also simple array libraries which will allow
to download content from websites etc ).
- Conda is responsible for download all of this libraries .

Interacting with the python:

- Interact with python by using command prompt


- Create a directory
- Check python installed or not cmd – python

- Get out of the shell this is not where we are writing our python code
- In order to work with python we need to be in conda pkg manager env for this we need to
activate default env on our windows command prompt: Activate Base (base is default virtual
env )
- Activate base allow us to work with conda package , work with python
- Bring up the Jupiter notebook – this is the browser based interactive shell (Kind of IDE)
- The code written in Jupiter notebook will save in our local machine and it will have .ipynb
ext .
- For new note book – new – select python 3 – rename the
- Write the code in cell and – Shift+Enter in order to execute the code
- !python –version – this is not a python cmd instead it is a shell cmd

On Mac Machine :

- Download and install

.
- ls to see the list of directories

Jupyter norebook will run the server in mac machine – open up new browser

Using Python as a calculator :

- Shift+enter to create new code shell in jupyter


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BADMOS
Functions :
- Jupyter notebook echo whaterver you type number or string
- If you want to write code – print (“Hello ”) – function
- Strings can be defined by using “ or ‘
- len function to calculate the length of Character in a string

Variables:
Assign values to Variables:

Comparison operators result in boolean value


Data Types :
Creating Single line , Multi lines strings :
\ escape char – not consider next immediate char

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