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Python Unit1 To 3 Summary

The document summarizes the first three units of a Python Programming course at the University of Mysore, covering Python basics, data types and structures, and object-oriented programming. Key topics include Python's features, control flow, functions, exception handling, and various data structures like strings, lists, dictionaries, and sets. Additionally, it addresses GUI development with Tkinter, database management with SQLite3, and data analysis using libraries like NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib.

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Python Unit1 To 3 Summary

The document summarizes the first three units of a Python Programming course at the University of Mysore, covering Python basics, data types and structures, and object-oriented programming. Key topics include Python's features, control flow, functions, exception handling, and various data structures like strings, lists, dictionaries, and sets. Additionally, it addresses GUI development with Tkinter, database management with SQLite3, and data analysis using libraries like NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib.

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Python Programming - Unit 1 to 3 Summary (BCA - University of Mysore)

UNIT 1: Python Basics

UNIT 1: Python Programming - Summary

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


- Developed by Guido van Rossum (1991).
- Features: portable, dynamic typing, open-source, extensive libraries.
- Applications: AI, web dev, automation, finance, etc.

Basics:
- Identifiers, Keywords, Variables (dynamic typing)
- Data Types: int, float, str, bool, None
- Operators: Arithmetic, Assignment, Comparison, Logical, Bitwise, Identity, Membership

Control Flow:
- if, if-else, if-elif-else, loops (for, while), break, continue

Functions:
- Built-in and User-defined functions
- def keyword, recursion, argument types (positional, default, keyword)
- Scope: Local, Global

Exception Handling:
- try, except, else, finally
- Errors like ZeroDivisionError, ValueError

Python Libraries:
- Modules like math, random, datetime

UNIT 2: Data Types and Structures

UNIT 2: Strings, Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries & Sets

STRINGS:
- Immutable, defined with '', "", ''' '''
- Methods: upper(), lower(), split(), replace(), find(), isdigit(), etc.
- Slicing: s[1:4], s[::-1]

LISTS:
- Mutable, defined with []
- Methods: append(), extend(), insert(), remove(), pop(), sort(), reverse()
- Used for stacks and queues

DICTIONARIES:
- Key-value pairs: {"a":1}
- Methods: keys(), values(), items(), get(), update(), pop()

TUPLES:
Python Programming - Unit 1 to 3 Summary (BCA - University of Mysore)

- Immutable, defined with ()


- Methods: count(), index()

SETS:
- Unordered, no duplicates: {1,2,3}
- Methods: add(), discard(), union(), intersection(), difference(), issubset()

UNIT 3: OOP, GUI, DB, Data Analysis

UNIT 3: Classes, GUI, Database, Data Analysis

OOP:
- Class, Object, Constructor (__init__), Method, Inheritance, Encapsulation (private vars), Polymorphism (overloading)

INHERITANCE TYPES:
- Single, Multiple, Multilevel, Multipath

GUI (Tkinter):
- Widgets: Label, Button, Entry
- Layouts: pack(), grid(), place()
- GUI window: mw = Tk(), mw.mainloop()

SQLite3 (Database):
- Steps: import, connect, cursor, execute, commit, fetch, close
- CRUD: CREATE, INSERT, SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE

NumPy:
- Arrays: array(), zeros(), ones(), arange(), linspace(), random.rand()
- Ops: add, subtract, multiply, divide, reshape, transpose, concatenate
- Stats: sum, mean, median, std, min, max

Pandas:
- Series (1D), DataFrame (2D)
- Creation: from list, dict, tuple, CSV, Excel
- Operations: filter, drop, sort, merge, join

Matplotlib:
- Plots: line, bar, hist, pie
- plt.plot(), plt.bar(), plt.hist(), plt.pie()

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