Module 4 - Python Programming (10 Marks Notes)
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1. Assertions
Definition: Assertion is a debugging statement that checks whether a condition is True.
Syntax: assert condition, 'Error message'
Uses: debugging, validating inputs, finding bugs.
Example:
age=20
assert age>=18
print('Eligible')
If age=15 then AssertionError is raised.
2. ZIP File Module
Compression reduces file size and combines multiple files.
Reading: ZipFile(), namelist()
Extracting: extract(), extractall()
Creating: ZipFile('[Link]','w'), write(filename, compress_type=ZIP_DEFLATED)
Folder backup uses [Link]() to add all files into a ZIP archive.
3. Shutil Module
Important functions:
[Link]() - copies a file.
[Link]() - copies an entire folder.
[Link]() - moves or renames files/folders.
[Link]() - permanently deletes a folder and its contents.
4. Logging Module
Logging records program execution.
Levels: DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL.
basicConfig() configures logging.
Useful for debugging large programs.
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