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Basics of Python

The document provides a comprehensive overview of Python programming basics, including data types, arithmetic, comparison, and logical operators. It also covers decision-making structures, loops, and list operations, demonstrating various functionalities through code snippets. Additionally, it introduces tuples and their immutability in Python.

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Basics of Python

The document provides a comprehensive overview of Python programming basics, including data types, arithmetic, comparison, and logical operators. It also covers decision-making structures, loops, and list operations, demonstrating various functionalities through code snippets. Additionally, it introduces tuples and their immutability in Python.

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BASICS OF PYTHON

# print("hello i am hp talking to you!!!!!!!!!!!")


# age=18 #intiger number #in python we have fout type of data
mainly that is number string boolean and the float
# price=890000.78 #floating point
# first_name="jinson" #string
# is_online=False #boolean
# print(is_online)
# name="john smith"
# age=40
# new=True
# name=input("hello what is your name ")
# print("hello welcome "+name)
# birth_year=input("enter your birth year")
# age=2024-int(birth_year)
# print(age)
# int()
# float()
# bool()
# str()
# first_number=input("enter the first number")
# second_number=input("enter the second number") #sample float number calculator
# sum=float(first_number)+float(second_number)
# print("sum"+str(sum))
# name=" python for me "
# print(name.lower())
# print(name.upper())
# print(name.find("for"))
# print(name.replace("for","4"))
# print(name.replace("python","java"))
# print(name.rstrip())
# print("for" in name)
###ARITHEMATIC OPERATOR#################
# print(49+9)
# print(45*6)
# print(59-89)
# print(49/7)
# print(47%5)#reminder is the modulo operator
# print(10//3)#its the floor division i will print only the digit before the
decimal
# print(2**3)# its is the power operator
# x=10
# #x=x+34
# x+=34#augmented assignment
# x-=90
# x*=90
# x/=78
###########COMPARISON OPERATOR#################
# x= 3<+2
# print(x)
# >
# >=
# <
# <=
# ==
# !=
###########LOGICAL OPERATOR################
# price=45
#print(price>25 and price <50)
# print(price>50 or price ==46)
# print( not price >50)
# and(both)
# or(at least one)
# not(inverse)
###########decision making##########
# temprature= int( input("enter the temprature"))
# if temprature>=30:
# print("its a hot day")
# print("drink plenty of water")
# elif temprature >20 and temprature<30:
# print("its a good day")
# print("enjoy everyday")
# elif temprature >10:
# print("its a little bit cold out there ")
# print("wear winter clothes")
# else:
# print("its too cold make sure you are safe ")
# print("done")
# weight=float(input("wieght: "))
# name=input("(K)g or (L)bs")
# if name.upper()== "k" or "K":
# print("weight in pound:"+str(weight*2.20462))
# elif name.upper()=="l"or"L":
# print("wieght in kg:"+str(weight/2.20462))
##################while loop##############################
# i=1
# while i<=5:
# print("*"*i)
# i+=1
# print(i)
#######################list################################
# names=['johan','jinson','jissa','jijy']
# print(names[0])
# print(names[1:4])
###################using of loops#####################
# numbers=[1,2,3,4,5]
# for item in numbers:
# print(item)
# i=0
# while i<5:
# print(numbers[i])
# i+=1
##############list methods##############
# numbers=[1,2,3,4,5]
# numbers.append(6)
# print(numbers)
# numbers.insert(2,45)
# print(numbers)
# numbers.remove(45)
# print(numbers)
# print(len(numbers))
#####################range################
# number=range(5,19)
# for i in range(4,56):
# for j in number: # these range is use to print a sequence of numbers
# print("hackin nasa")
# number=range(5,19)
# for i in range(4,56,2):
# print(i)
#################tuples##################
#these tuples are immutable lists
# numbers=(1,2,3,4)
# print(numbers.count(2))

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