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The document outlines a Python programming syllabus covering five units: Python basics, data structures, functions and file handling, object-oriented programming (OOP) with modules and exceptions, and database & GUI programming. It also includes important viva questions and answers related to Python concepts such as lists, tuples, dictionaries, functions, and exception handling. Key topics include Python syntax, data manipulation, GUI development with Tkinter, and database operations with SQLite.

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The document outlines a Python programming syllabus covering five units: Python basics, data structures, functions and file handling, object-oriented programming (OOP) with modules and exceptions, and database & GUI programming. It also includes important viva questions and answers related to Python concepts such as lists, tuples, dictionaries, functions, and exception handling. Key topics include Python syntax, data manipulation, GUI development with Tkinter, and database operations with SQLite.

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Python Programming Syllabus Summary

and Viva Questions


Syllabus Summary

Unit I: Python Basics


Basics: Python interpreter, variables, expressions, data types.
Conditionals: if, if-else, if-elif-else.
Loops: for, while, break, continue, range, in/not in.
Writing and running `.py` scripts.

Unit II: Data Structures


Lists: append, insert, remove, sort, slicing, list comprehension.
Tuples: index, count, immutability, swap function.
Dictionaries: keys, values, nested dicts.
Strings: formatting, string functions (isdigit, isalpha, etc.).
Sets: union, intersection, difference, add, remove.

Unit III: Functions & File Handling


Inbuilt functions: len(), id(), chr(), etc.
User-defined functions, arguments, global vs local variables.
Lambda functions, map(), filter(), reduce().
File handling: read, write, modes (r, w, a, x), read(), write(), seek().

Unit IV: OOP, Modules, Exceptions


Classes: constructor, destructor, inheritance, encapsulation.
Modules: sys, time, import techniques.
Packages, __init__.py.
Exception Handling: try-except-else-finally, raise, custom exceptions.

Unit V: Database & GUI Programming


SQLite: create, insert, update, delete tables using Python.
GUI: Tkinter module, buttons, labels, dialogs, layouts, frames.

Important Viva Questions with Answers


 Q: What is Python?

A: Python is a high-level, interpreted, object-oriented programming language.

 Q: What is the difference between a list and a tuple?


A: Lists are mutable, tuples are immutable.

 Q: What is a dictionary in Python?

A: A collection of key-value pairs.

 Q: What is the use of if-elif-else?

A: To run different blocks of code based on conditions.

 Q: What is the purpose of a loop?

A: To repeat a block of code multiple times.

 Q: What is the difference between break and continue?

A: break exits the loop, continue skips the current iteration.

 Q: What is a function?

A: A block of code that runs when called, used for specific tasks.

 Q: What are lambda functions?

A: Small anonymous functions defined with lambda keyword.

 Q: How do you handle exceptions in Python?

A: Using try, except, finally, and raise.

 Q: What is inheritance in OOP?

A: A class can inherit features from another class.

 Q: What is a module?

A: A file with Python code that can be imported.

 Q: What is the use of map() and filter()?

A: map() applies a function, filter() filters items.

 Q: What is Tkinter?

A: A Python library to create GUI applications.

 Q: What is SQLite?

A: A lightweight database used to manage data.

 Q: How do you read a file in Python?


A: Using open('filename', 'r') and then read() or readlines().

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