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The document provides notes on Python programming covering various modules. Key topics include data types, list operations, dictionaries, string methods, comparison operators, conditional statements, and loops. It includes examples of syntax and usage for each topic to aid understanding.

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Python Notes

The document provides notes on Python programming covering various modules. Key topics include data types, list operations, dictionaries, string methods, comparison operators, conditional statements, and loops. It includes examples of syntax and usage for each topic to aid understanding.

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Python Notes

Module 1
- type (variable) -> gives the type like int, boolean, string etc
- Print/ format/ {} -> # You can place two or more placeholders "{}" with print() function
Note that order is important
year = 2022
revenue = 394 print("Apple annual revenue in {} was ${}B".format(year, revenue))
here $ will come b4 revenue and B(billion) after revenue
- input function -> input data from user
type casting -> input = float(print("enter amt"))

Using the input() function, the value entered by the user will be stored in a string data type by
default.

Module 2
List
list indexing starts from 0

List Slicing -> to access more than 1 element of list


use ":"
mycompanies[1:4]
To find last element of list :
- List[-1]
- print([Link]())

Python Dictionary

#Let's add a new item to an existing dictionary


investor_assets["Alternative Investments"] = 4000
print(investor_assets)

# Remove an item from the dictionary


del investor_assets["Fixed Income"]
print(investor_assets)

# You access specific dictionary values using the keys


investor_assets["Fixed Income"]

# To find average
sum(technology_stocks.values())/len(technology_stocks)
Strings

# The .upper() method is used to convert the string into uppercase


welcome_message.upper()

# The .split() method is used to divide up the string into words


# The output from the .split() method is a list which is denoted by square
bracket
words = welcome_message.split()
words

# You can combine both strings together and add spaces in between
full_name = first_name + " " + last_name
full_name

Comparison operators
Returns True or False

Conditional Statements (IF-ELSE)


if: -> elif: -> elif: -> else:

round(stock_valuation, 2)

Module 3
"For" Loops

company_revenues = [600000, 900000, 1000000, 1100000]


# Define an accumulator and initialize it to zero
total_revenue = 0

for i in company_revenues:
total_revenue = total_revenue + i

total_revenue

# to find product of list

import math
[Link](my_list)

Range ()

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