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Python Notes

This document provides comprehensive notes on Python programming, covering topics from installation to data types, lists, variables, and functions. It includes explanations of key concepts such as expressions, statements, operators, conditionals, and loops. The notes serve as a guide for beginners to intermediate learners in understanding and utilizing Python effectively.

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Python Notes

This document provides comprehensive notes on Python programming, covering topics from installation to data types, lists, variables, and functions. It includes explanations of key concepts such as expressions, statements, operators, conditionals, and loops. The notes serve as a guide for beginners to intermediate learners in understanding and utilizing Python effectively.

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Complete Python Notes (Beginner to Intermediate)

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1. Introduction to Python & Installation


Python is a high-level, interpreted programming language.
Purpose: web apps, AI/ML, scripting, data science.
Install from [Link], verify using python --version.

Example:
print("Hello Python")

2. Data Types
Integers, Floats, Booleans, Strings.
Examples:
a = 5 (int)
b = 3.14 (float)
flag = True (boolean)
name = 'Python' (string)

3. Lists
Ordered, mutable collections.
fruits = ['apple', 'banana', 'mango']

4. Variables
x = 10

5. Expressions
x=5+3*2

6. Statements
print(a)

7. Precedence of Operators
(), **, *, /, +, -

8. Comments
# single-line
''' multi-line '''

9. Modules
import math
from math import sqrt

10. Functions
Reusable code block.
def add(a, b): return a + b

11. Flow of Execution: top to bottom.

12. Parameters & Arguments


def greet(name): print(name)

13. Boolean Operators: and, or, not

14. Conditionals
if, if-else, if-elif-else

15. Loops
while, for, break, continue

16. Fruitful Functions (return)


return n*n

17. Local vs Global variables

18. Function Composition


Calling function inside another.

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