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Python_CPP_2_Month_Plan

The document outlines a 2-month learning plan for Python and C++, structured into weekly themes focusing on basics, functions, object-oriented programming, and advanced concepts. Each week includes specific daily tasks, practice days, and mini projects to reinforce learning. The final weeks emphasize problem-solving and project work in both languages, alternating between Python and C++.

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Python_CPP_2_Month_Plan

The document outlines a 2-month learning plan for Python and C++, structured into weekly themes focusing on basics, functions, object-oriented programming, and advanced concepts. Each week includes specific daily tasks, practice days, and mini projects to reinforce learning. The final weeks emphasize problem-solving and project work in both languages, alternating between Python and C++.

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Python and C++ 2-Month Learning Plan

### Week 1: Basics

#### Day 1 (Monday):

- Python (3 PM - 4 PM): Introduction, installing Python, writing your first program.

- Learn about variables, data types, and print()/input() functions.

- Example Task: Write a program to take user input and print a greeting message.

- C++ (4 PM - 5 PM): Install compiler, write your first program.

- Learn about variables, data types, cin/cout.

- Example Task: Take user input for two numbers and print their sum.

#### Day 2 (Tuesday):

- Python: Learn conditional statements (if-else).

- C++: Learn conditional statements (if-else) and basic operators.

#### Day 3 (Wednesday):

- Python: Learn loops (for, while). Write a program to print numbers 1-10.

- C++: Learn loops (for, while). Write a program to print even numbers 1-10.

#### Day 4-5 (Thursday-Friday):

- Python: Practice loops and nesting (for inside for).

- C++: Practice loops and nesting.

#### Day 6 (Saturday - Practice Day):

- Python and C++ (Split Time): Solve basic problems like finding even/odd numbers, simple

calculators, etc.
#### Day 7 (Sunday - Review):

- Review Week 1 concepts. Fix mistakes from practice problems.

### Week 2: Functions and Data Structures

#### Day 8-11 (Monday-Thursday):

- Python:

- Learn functions (with/without arguments, return values).

- Write a function to check if a number is prime.

- C++:

- Learn functions (pass by value/reference).

- Write a function to calculate factorial of a number.

#### Day 12-13 (Friday-Saturday):

- Python: Learn Lists (append, slicing, iteration).

- C++: Learn Arrays (1D arrays).

#### Day 14 (Sunday - Practice Day):

- Solve small problems involving lists/arrays and functions.

### Week 3: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

#### Day 15-18 (Monday-Thursday):

- Python: Learn about Classes and Objects. Write a class to represent a Student.

- C++: Learn about Classes and Objects. Implement a class for a Bank Account.

#### Day 19-20 (Friday-Saturday):

- Python: Learn inheritance and polymorphism.


- C++: Learn constructors and destructors.

#### Day 21 (Sunday - Mini Project Day):

- Python: Build a program for a simple To-Do List.

- C++: Build a program for a library management system.

### Week 4: Advanced Concepts and File Handling

#### Day 22-25 (Monday-Thursday):

- Python: Learn file handling (read/write files).

- C++: Learn file handling with fstream.

#### Day 26-27 (Friday-Saturday):

- Practice problems related to file handling in both languages.

#### Day 28 (Sunday - Mini Project Day):

- Python: Create a program to read and write user data to a file.

- C++: Create a program to store student marks in a file.

### Week 5-8: Problem Solving and Projects

- Alternate Python and C++ for focused problem-solving:

- Python: Work on string manipulation, dictionaries, and small projects.

- C++: Focus on STL (vectors, maps, sets).

- Mini Projects:

- Python: Data visualization or a simple text-based game.

- C++: A small competitive coding project.

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