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Python Basics: Lists and Data Types

The document demonstrates basic Python operations on variables, lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries. It defines variables of different types, performs concatenation and type checking. It also shows list operations like appending, inserting, removing and popping elements. It defines a tuple and accesses elements. It creates a set and prints it. Finally, it defines a dictionary, accesses elements, takes user input and checks the type.

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Python Basics: Lists and Data Types

The document demonstrates basic Python operations on variables, lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries. It defines variables of different types, performs concatenation and type checking. It also shows list operations like appending, inserting, removing and popping elements. It defines a tuple and accesses elements. It creates a set and prints it. Finally, it defines a dictionary, accesses elements, takes user input and checks the type.

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10/8/23, 9:01 PM ASE Python LAB.

ipynb - Colaboratory

ASE Python LAB

a = "samhitha"
b = 21
print(type(b))
c = "varnika"
print (a+c)

<class 'int'>
samhithavarnika

list = ["may", "kan", "keer", "dhan", "sam"]


print (list[0])
print (list[1])
print (list[2])
print (list[3])
print (list[4])

may
kan
keer
dhan
sam

list = ["may", "kan", "keer", "dhan", "sam"]


[Link]("A")
print(list)
[Link](3,"R")
print(list)
[Link]("kan")
print(list)
[Link](4)

['may', 'kan', 'keer', 'dhan', 'sam', 'A']


['may', 'kan', 'keer', 'R', 'dhan', 'sam', 'A']
['may', 'keer', 'R', 'dhan', 'sam', 'A']
'sam'

Tuple

tuple = ("may", "kan", "keer", "dhan", "sam")


print(tuple)
print(tuple[0])

('may', 'kan', 'keer', 'dhan', 'sam')


may

Set

set = {"may", "kan", "keer", "dhan", "sam"}


print (set)

{'kan', 'may', 'sam', 'keer', 'dhan'}

Dictionary

dic ={'a':"mat",'b':"kat",'c':"keer",'d':"dhan",'e':"sam"}
print (dic['a'])
a = int(input("Enter your age : "))
print (a)
print (type(a))

mat
Enter your age : 46
46
<class 'int'>

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