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Python Revision Tour

The document provides an overview of Python programming tokens, including keywords, identifiers, literals, operators, and punctuators. It explains the rules for creating valid identifiers and the types of literals available in Python. Additionally, it describes the role of variables in storing and manipulating data during program execution.

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Python Revision Tour

The document provides an overview of Python programming tokens, including keywords, identifiers, literals, operators, and punctuators. It explains the rules for creating valid identifiers and the types of literals available in Python. Additionally, it describes the role of variables in storing and manipulating data during program execution.

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TOKEN in PYTHON =

The smallest individual unit in a program is known as a Token or a lexical unit.

> Python has following tokens:

(i) KEYWORDS (II)Identifiers(Name) (iii) Literals

(iv) Operators (v)Punctuators


# a sample python program#

for a1 in range(1,10):

if a%5==0: punctuators
Keyword
print(a1) Literals
operators
identifiers

KEYWORDS.
Keyword are the predefined words with special meaning to the language compiler or interpreter.

False assert del for in or while


None break elif from is pass with
True class else global lambda raise yield
And continue except if nonlocal return
As def finally import not try
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Identifier :-

=> Identifiers are the names given to different parts of the program

Example:- variable, object, classes, functions, lists, NOTE


Python is case sensitive as it treats upper
And lower-case character differently
=>Rules for create python identifiers:

❑ variable names must only be non-keywords with no spaces in between.


❑ Variable names must be made up of only letters, number, and underscore(_)
❑ Variable names cannot begin with a number , although they can contain number

Valid identifier = MYFILE myfile _chk z2toxk shatrughan8585 rahees8377 ack8802

Invaild identifier = DATA-REC 26hello break My.file ?humsahr


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Literals / Values
Literals are data items that have fixed/constant values

(i)string literals (ii)Numeric literals (iii) boolen literlas

(iv) Special Literal None

Operators
-- Operators are tokens that some computation / action when applied to variable and other objects in an
expression.
Operators sign
Arithmetics operators (+,-,*,/,%,**,//)
Bitwise operators (&,^,l)
shift operators (<<,>>)

Identity operators (is, is not)


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operators sign
Relational <,>,>=,>=,==,!=

Logical and ,or

Assignment =

Membership in , not in

Arithmetic-assignment /=,+=,-=,*/,%=,**=,//=
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Punctuators :-
= > Punctuators are symbols that are used in a programming language to organize sentence structures
and indicate the rhythm and emphasis of expressions, statements, and program structure.

Example:

‘ “ # \ ( ) {} [ ] @ , : ` . =

print(punctuators)
while true :
a={1:kartik,2:undercover}
S=( 7,8,9,self)
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Variables
Variable represents labelled stroge location, whose values can be manipulated during program run.

=> Variable create


To create a variable,just assign to its name the value of appropriate type.

Example :
student = “ Shatrughan”
Age= 12
# here “student “ is a variable name “Shatrughan” is the value of variable and “” quote is represent
the data type of variable #

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