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Python Week 1

The document outlines a roadmap for learning Python in the first week, focusing on foundational concepts such as syntax, data types, and control flow. It emphasizes the importance of practical application through mini projects and problem-solving. Additionally, it suggests utilizing various online tools for practice and skill enhancement.

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Python Week 1

The document outlines a roadmap for learning Python in the first week, focusing on foundational concepts such as syntax, data types, and control flow. It emphasizes the importance of practical application through mini projects and problem-solving. Additionally, it suggests utilizing various online tools for practice and skill enhancement.

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Python Week 1: Roadmap for 2 Cr+ Placement

1. Python Syntax & Variables: Foundation. Write clean and readable code.

2. Data Types (int, float, str, bool): Work with real-world data, understand memory.

3. Input / Output (input(), print()): Take user input, create interactive programs.

4. Type Conversion (int(), str(), etc.): Clean and handle data precisely.

5. Operators (+, -, ==, and, or, etc.): Used in DSA, conditions, and logic.

6. Conditional Statements (if, elif, else): Add logic to your programs-base of algorithms.

7. Loops (for, while, range()): For repetition, searching, pattern printing, etc.

8. Break / Continue / Pass: Control flow like a pro-important in CP and DSA.

9. Strings & String Methods: Critical in interviews (reverse, palindrome, etc.)

10. Lists: Start of arrays, stacks, queues, etc. in DSA.

11. Tuples: Immutable data-used in return types & keys.

12. Sets: For uniqueness checks, fast lookup-used in CP.

13. Dictionaries: Key-value storage: basis of hash maps & JSON.

14. Functions (def, return, params): Code reusability. Core of any large codebase.

15. Recursion (basic idea): Very common in interviews (tree, backtracking).

16. Error Handling (try-except): Write bug-free, production-level code.

17. Mini Projects / Practice Problems: Apply knowledge, start building muscle memory.

Practice & Tools

- 2-3 problems per topic (easy to medium)

- 1 mini project by end of week (like calculator, contact book, etc.)

- Tools: PythonTutor.com, Replit.com, HackerRank, LeetCode

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