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First Lecture Basic Python

The document provides an overview of Python programming, emphasizing its case sensitivity, variable declaration, and the importance of indentation. It outlines the rules for naming variables, valid and invalid examples, and introduces data types and mathematical operators. Additionally, it includes practice questions for variable assignment, string concatenation, and user input handling.

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First Lecture Basic Python

The document provides an overview of Python programming, emphasizing its case sensitivity, variable declaration, and the importance of indentation. It outlines the rules for naming variables, valid and invalid examples, and introduces data types and mathematical operators. Additionally, it includes practice questions for variable assignment, string concatenation, and user input handling.

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PYTHON

IT IS CASE SENSITIVE
LANGUAGE NO DATATYPES
DECLARATION
NO REPEAT
UNTIL NO CASE
OFF
INDENTATION IS VERY IMPORTANT
PRINT FUNCTION

OUTPUTS THE TEXT OR ANY INFORMATION STORED IN A


VARIABLE

SYNTAX
print("Enter text here")
print(x)
VARIABLES
PYTHON HAS NO COMMAND FOR DECLARING A
VARIABLE. A VARIABLE IS CREATED THE MOMENT YOU
FIRST ASSIGN A
VALUE TO IT.

YOU ARE SUPPOSE TO DECLARE THE VARIABLES IN


COMMENT AS IT IS THE REQUIREMENT FOR
YOUR EXAM

COMMENTS
#THIS IS A COMMENT
RULES FOR THE NAME OF VARIABLE

VARIABLE NAME SHOULD BE SENSIBLE


A VARIABLE NAME MUST START WITH A
LETTER OR THE UNDERSCORE
CHARACTER
A VARIABLE NAME CANNOT START WITH A
NUMBER
A VARIABLE NAME CAN ONLY CONTAIN ALPHA-
NUMERIC CHARACTERS AND
UNDERSCORES (A- Z, 0-9, AND _ )
VARIABLE NAMES ARE CASE-SENSITIVE
(AGE, AGE AND AGE ARE THREE
DIFFERENT
VARIABLES)
VALID EXAMPLES

sum = 0 Sum = 0 _sum1 =


0

INVALID EXAMPLES

1sum = 0 sum-1 = 0 sum 1 = 0


DATATYPES

String (str) : "Text

" Integer (int) :

Numbers

Float : Real Numbers


CONVERTING DATATYPES

Number 1 = 5.456
print(type(Number1))
type() is a function that returns the Datatype

NumberInteger = int( Number1)


print(type(NumberInteger))
MATHEMATICAL
OPERATORS

Addition +
Subtraction -
Division /
Multiplication *
Practice Question

Assign 50 in a variable (Num1) multiply


that number with 40.45 and store the
solution in a variable (Answer) and print
only the integer part of the Answer with a
relevant message and declare all the
variables used
STRING
CONCATENTAION

String : Any text in speech marks


""

Concatenation : Link together


Exampl
"Wajid e
"Ali"
" +
"WajidAli
"
Combined = "Wajid" & "Ali"
Exampl
"Wajid e
"Ali"
" +
"WajidAli
"
Combined = "Wajid" + "Ali"
Practice Question
Assign your First Name in a
variable (string1) and your
Second Name in a variable
(string2) and combined both of the
string with space between them
and store it in a variable (combined
)
INPUT FROM THE USER

Number = input("Enter
Number")
Note: In python input function always returns string
value so if it's a number then you are suppose to
change it into integer or float
PRACTICE QUESTION

Ask two numbers from the users and


add both of the number and
print the Answer with a relevant
message

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