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Python Session 2 Variables

The document explains the concept of variables in programming, highlighting how they can store values that can change over time. It outlines rules for defining variables, including naming conventions and restrictions, such as avoiding keywords and special characters. Additionally, it provides an overview of topics to be covered in a Python course, ranging from basic syntax to advanced concepts like OOP and Flask applications.

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Python Session 2 Variables

The document explains the concept of variables in programming, highlighting how they can store values that can change over time. It outlines rules for defining variables, including naming conventions and restrictions, such as avoiding keywords and special characters. Additionally, it provides an overview of topics to be covered in a Python course, ranging from basic syntax to advanced concepts like OOP and Flask applications.

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Variables:

In [ ]: - variable term vary


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- you want to save some values at some place , that place is called variable
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- variables and constant

In [2]: number=100 # 100 values is stored in variable called number


number # so here number is a variable

Out[2]: 100

In [3]: number=200
number

Out[3]: 200

In [ ]: # so here first number has 100


# second number has 200
# number is changing its value
# thats why we are calling number as variable

Rules to define variables

In [4]: # Upper case


NUMBER=300
NUMBER

Out[4]: 300

In [5]: # lower case


number=400
number

Out[5]: 400

In [6]: # combination of upper case and lower case


NUMber=500
NUMber

Out[6]: 500

In [7]: # Combination of letters and numbers , numbers as suffix


number123=600
number123

Out[7]: 600
In [8]: # Combination of letters and numbers, numbers as prefix
123number=700
123number

Cell In[8], line 2


123number=700
^
SyntaxError: invalid decimal literal

In [10]: # spl charcters


number%=800
number%

Cell In[10], line 3


number%
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [11]: #underscore
number_=900
number_

Out[11]: 900

In [12]: # keywords
if=500
if

Cell In[12], line 2


if=500
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [13]: sum=700
sum

Out[13]: 700

Note:

sum is a math operation it will works

but do not use as variable


In [14]: # spaces will not allowed
number one= 700
number one

Cell In[14], line 2


number one= 700
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

In [15]: number_one=700
number_one

Out[15]: 700

In [16]: _=900
_

Out[16]: 900

In [ ]: ############### Basics###############
1) Basic syntax
2) Variables
3) python packages information
4) Basic python code
5) Conditional statements
6) functions
7) loop
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################ Leve-2###############
1) Strings
2) List
3) dictionary
4) tuples ======== write up
5) sets
6) file handling sessions
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========== 2 weeks gap ============== statistics theory
EDA: python
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############ Level-3################
1) OOPS concept in python
2) how to create your own packages
3) FLASK APPS

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