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This document is a cheat sheet for Python, specifically focused on AI and ML, covering basic syntax, data types, operations, type casting, string methods, conditional statements, and list operations. It provides examples and explanations for various functions and methods in Python. The content is structured for quick reference, making it useful for beginners learning Python programming.

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Python Notepad

This document is a cheat sheet for Python, specifically focused on AI and ML, covering basic syntax, data types, operations, type casting, string methods, conditional statements, and list operations. It provides examples and explanations for various functions and methods in Python. The content is structured for quick reference, making it useful for beginners learning Python programming.

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PYTHON

cheat sheet for the AI and ML


RUDHRA Pratp Singh
DAY 1
print("hey i am a good boy Rudhra ")
# print

# comment---single line : # symbol

escape sequence --
\”- for using the double qourts in printing
\’ -for using the single qourts in printing
\n - to change the line
\t- for tab
\\- for the backslash

DATA TYPES
Operation on python
addition (+)

subtration(-)

divison (/)

miltiplication (*)

float divison (//) - it removes the floting values after the divison.

modulous (%)

TYPE CASTING TYPE OF TYPE CASTING

1) ecplecit high to low


2) implesit:low to high by the using

@ funtion ara

*int()
*float()
* str()
*ord()
*hex()
*oct()
*tuple()
*set()
*list()
*dict()
etc

Input : function

form the input fucntion

String
strings are immutable

* [Link]()--changes into upper case

* [Link]()--changes the string into lower case

* len(a)--finds the length of the string


* [Link]("!")--------- stip the back charaters passed as a perimeter |n not he front once
eg:- !!!rudhra!!!!
output:- !!!rudhra

* [Link]("_word which you want to replace _","_word form which you want to replace_")
-- it repaces the word

* [Link](" ")---- coverts into the list

* [Link]() -- to capitlize thefirst character

* [Link]() --to aline the string in a string method

* [Link]("__parimeter__")---- it counts the number of occurence of the chatracter inside


the string

* [Link]() --it tells weather the stering is ending with that character or not

* [Link]() --it serch and tells the first occurence of the parameter passed in paranthasis
if the passed chareter is not found the output will be -1

* [Link]() --it is simelar to the find|||| if the passed chareter is not found the output will be [er
]

* [Link]() -- it will check weather the string is alpha-numberic order or not


it return true whenthe whole string is written in the alphanumaric order {A-Z,a-z,0-

* [Link]() -- same as the isnum(){A-Z,a-z}

* [Link]() -- weather the all the characters are inlower case or not

* [Link]()---------- it return true when the all the character in the string (eg:-rudhra \n)

* [Link]() -- it return true only when trer is a wide space (eg:- rudhra pris )

Return True if the string is a whitespace string, False otherwise.

conditional statements .
here in python indentation is
syntax
must for the block declration
if(condition):
space to enter inside the block
else :
statment
conditional operators :
< if(conditon):
<= statements
> elif(conditon ):
>= steaements
== elif(condition):
!= statements
else:
statements

LIST

mylist=[1,2,3,4,"rudhra",5.6]

lists : it is a collection of the items lists are mutable


syntax:- list_name=[item1,item2,item3,...] we can change the items in the list

mylist[0]=100
eg:- mylist=[1,2,3,4,"rudhra",5.6]
print(mylist)
to access the items in the list
output:-[100,2,3,4,"rudhra",5.6]
print(mylist[0])
output:-1

list sclicing print(mylist[1:4])


in the slicing the last index is excluded
output:-[2,3,4]

* [Link](item)---- it adds the item at the end of the list


* [Link](index,item)---- it adds the item at the specified index
* [Link](item)---- it removes the specified item from the list
* [Link](index)---- it removes the item at the specified index
* [Link]()---- it sorts the list in ascending order
* [Link]()---- , it reverses the list
* [Link](item)---- it counts the number of occurrences of the specified item in the
list
* [Link]()---- it removes all the items from the list
* len(mylist)---- it returns the number of items in the list
* [Link](another_list)---- it adds the items of another list to the end of the list
* [Link](item)---- it returns the index of the first occurrence of the specified item in
the list
* [Link]()---- it returns a copy of the list
* del mylist[index]---- it deletes the item at the specified index
* del mylist---- it deletes the entire list

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