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02 Python Coding

This document serves as a beginner-friendly reference for Python coding, covering essential concepts such as input handling, lists, dictionaries, functions, and exception handling. It includes example code demonstrating user input, list operations, and function creation. Key features include using 'input()' for user input, lists for ordered collections, and 'def' for defining functions.

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02 Python Coding

This document serves as a beginner-friendly reference for Python coding, covering essential concepts such as input handling, lists, dictionaries, functions, and exception handling. It includes example code demonstrating user input, list operations, and function creation. Key features include using 'input()' for user input, lists for ordered collections, and 'def' for defining functions.

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Python Coding Notes

Beginner-friendly coding reference

Input
input() reads text entered by a user.

Lists
Lists store multiple values in an ordered collection.

Dictionaries
Dictionaries store key-value pairs.

Functions
Use def to create reusable functions.

Exceptions
try/except can handle expected runtime errors.

Example Code
name = input("Enter your name: ")

numbers = [10, 20, 30]


total = sum(numbers)

def greet(user):
return f"Hello, {user}!"

print(greet(name))
print("Total:", total)

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