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Python Code Learning Notes and Tips

The document outlines key concepts and learning experiences related to Python programming, including data types, functions, and operators. It explains the differences between mutable and immutable data structures, as well as how to manipulate variables and perform comparisons. Additionally, it provides shortcuts for variable assignment and insights into numeric types and their conversions.

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Python Code Learning Notes and Tips

The document outlines key concepts and learning experiences related to Python programming, including data types, functions, and operators. It explains the differences between mutable and immutable data structures, as well as how to manipulate variables and perform comparisons. Additionally, it provides shortcuts for variable assignment and insights into numeric types and their conversions.

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Python code that worked and learning

experiences and Notes

# When you put smth in capital letters, it means keep the value of a variable
constant.

#list types
() = tuple/non mutable
[] = list/mutable
{} = set/kinda mutable but gives random answer for multiple values

#functions
== helps us compare things to see if they are equal, like checking if two toys are
the same!
Type = what types of value is smth e.g. is it a float/ variable
Id = value address
Dict = dictionary
Zip = merge 2 things like 2 items from 2 separate lists.
Int = make a variable a integer a = 1.3344092187
type(a)
<class 'float'>
b = int(a)
type(b)
<class 'int'>
b
1
Same applies to floats and if I wanna make smth a complex number,
then u gotta say complex and put in 2 in the brackets. And for bools, u
have to say bool = (here is the value ur tryna ask e.g. is b < d .

#data types
None = Variables with no value (must start with capital)

#shortcut: when assigning values to more than 1 var, you can do it like this :
a,b = 2,3
Numeric =
Floats -
Integers/int -
Complex – smth like 6 + 9j / imaginary numbers (must have the j) so 1 real num
and 1 imaginary \ j = squared by -1
Bool – true/ false (must start in caps) e.g .bool = b<k ( here you’ll get a response
like true/ false).
b = 6 == True is like saying 6 = b is true but 6 = 7 e.g. is false.
Int = make a variable a integer a = 1.3344092187
Same applies to floats and if I want to make smth a complex number,
then u gotta say complex and put in 2 in the brackets. And for bools, u
have to say bool = (here is the value ur tryna ask e.g. is b.)

Sequence =
List -/list list out smth
Set-/set
Tuple-
String- /str
Range-range = nums in between
(2,10,4)
Divisible /what multiples u
want
Endin
Startin
g
g

#operators
Arithmetic =
Assignment = things like x = y+3, that give variables values (must have an =
sign in it)
Unary = Change numbers’ values, with a (-) sign
Relational = smth like ‘==’ is comparing 2 things

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