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Python 4

This document provides an introduction to Python, covering key concepts such as variables, data types, conditionals, loops, functions, and file handling. It emphasizes the importance of self-explanatory variable names and comments for clarity, as well as dynamic typing and shorthand operators in Python. Additionally, it includes examples and resources for further learning.

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Python 4

This document provides an introduction to Python, covering key concepts such as variables, data types, conditionals, loops, functions, and file handling. It emphasizes the importance of self-explanatory variable names and comments for clarity, as well as dynamic typing and shorthand operators in Python. Additionally, it includes examples and resources for further learning.

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Introduction to Python

Session 4
What will you learn ?

• Introduction • Literals
• Introduction to Data Sets • Conditionals
• Concepts of Variables, Iterations & • Loops
Filtering • Functions
• Data Types • Lists & Tuples
• Sanity of Data • Sets & Dictionaries
• Introduction to Complex Data Types • File Handling
• Hands – On Python • Object Oriented Programming
Variables

Variables need to be self explanatory


Variables need to have comments for better relations &
understanding

Ex- 1

Two brothers have a bank balance of 100,000 & 2500,000 respectively, They also have a net
outstanding or 125000 & 3500000 Kindly write a script to find their net final value
Variables

Variables have dynamic typing in python

Ex. Ex.

A=10 A=10
print(type(A) print(type(A)
A=“India” A=A/2
Print(type(A) print(type(A)
A=“India”
Print(type(A)
Variables

Key words cannot be used for variable initialization

Ex. Ex.
x,y=1,2
for=7’ print(x,y)
print(for) x,y=y,x
print(x,y)
Variables

Deleting the variables

Ex.

A=10
print(A)
del A
print(A)
Variables

Shorthand operators

Count=0 Count=0 Count=0 Count=10 Count=10


Count=Count+1 Count+=1 Count-=1 Count*=1 Count/=2
Count=Count+1 Count+=1 Count-=1 Count*=1 Count/=2
Count=Count+1 Count+=1 Count-=1 Count *=1 Count /=2
Count=Count+1 Count+=1 Count-=1 Count *=1 Count /=2
Count=Count+1 Count+=1 Count-=1 Count*=1 Count /=2
print(Count) print(Count) print(Count) print(Count) print(Count)
Variables

Special operators

print(“Institute” in “SIES College of Management Studies”)

print(‘SIES’ in “SIES College of Management Studies”)


Variables

Special operators

x=5
print(x<5<10)
print(10>x<19)
print(10>x*5<19)
print(10>x/2<19)
print(10>x**3<19)
print(5==x>4)
Variables

Escape Characters & Types of Quotes

print('it's a beautiful day') print("Hi students ")


print('it\'s a beautiful day') print('are you enjoying python')

print(“it's a beautiful day”) print("Hi students\n are you enjoying python")


print(‘it\”s a beautiful day’) print('are you enjoying python')
Variables

Escape Characters & Types of Quotes

x1='this is the first line’


y1='this is the second line’
z1= '''first line
second line
third line’‘’
print(x1)print(y1)print(z1)
Variables

Comment for more than 1 line

‘’’x1='this is the first line’


y1='this is the second line’
z1= '''first line
second line
third line’‘’
print(x1) print(y1)print(z1)’’’
Functions in Strings
Resources

• https://drive.google.com/drive/my-drive

• https://www.python.org/

• https://www.python.org/psf/

• http://www.replit.com/

• https://docs.replit.com/tutorials/introduction-to-the-repl-it-ide

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