basics of python programming part 2_ done

basics of python programming part 2_ done

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  Python
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  Python Welcome to theDigital Regenesys course in
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  5 Regenesys Graduate attributes
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  Know Your Facilitator •Priya Shetty • Professional Title: Corporate Trainer | Data Science | Technical Mentor • Experience: 13+ years in technical training and software development • Expertise: Python, Data Science, ML, SQL, Power BI, Web Technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript), Java, C, C++, Tableau • Industries Worked With: Ed-Tech and IT - Corporate Training Sectors. • Goal: Helping professionals and students bridge the gap between theory and real-world applications
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  Ground Rules 4 Active Participation Raise handto ask a question One conversation at a time Share constructive feedback Respect each one’s opinion Avoid unwanted noise / disturbance Make best use of chat box or emojis
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  Agenda Understand how variablesare created in Python Explore built-in data types Learn how to take input from users Use print() function for output Practice basic type checking and casting
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  • Variable isname given to a memory location where the data is stored. • The Values within a variable can change throughout the program. • In Python we don’t need to declare a variable • Variable is created when a value is assign to it. Variables
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  Rules for namingan identifiers Can be a combination alphabets(a-z) and numbers (0-9) Python is case- sensitive language. Hence, day and DAY stands different here No restriction for the length of Identifiers Combination of upper and lower case letters _ underscore can be used in identifiers. No other special characters allowed Identifiers must start with alphabets No Keywords allowed
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  Data Types • DataTypes defines a value. Data Types Primitive Integer float String Boolean Compound Set Tuple List Dictionary
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  Primitive Data Types CategoryData Type Description Example Numeric int Integer (whole numbers) x = 10 float Floating-point number (decimal) y = 10.5 complex Complex number z = 3 + 4j Boolean bool Boolean (True or False) flag = True Sequence str String (text) name = "Python"
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  Type Checking and Casting Tocheck the data type of a variable we use type() function. Common Data Types • int – Integer • float – Decimal number • str – String • bool – Boolean (True/False) Sometimes we need to convert a data type of value from one type to another that is called as type casting. • int(“10”) • str(100)
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  Input from User •Input allows users to provide data to a program during execution. input("Enter your name: ") • By Default, input always returns data as string
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  Output in Python •Output function used to display information to the user. • Syntax: • print(“Hello World”)
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  Key Takeaway Variables areused to refer a value from a memory location Python infers data types automatically Use input() to accept input from user Use print() to display output to the user