Laboratory Objectives
By the end of these experiments, learners should be able to do the following:
1. Proficiently navigate the Anaconda distribution for Python and effectively utilize Google Colab.
2. Exhibit proficiency in handling various Python data types.
3. Demonstrate the ability to create Python variables proficiently.
4. Competently execute operations on variables in Python.
Why Python?
1. It is easy to learn, and the code is readable.
2. It is one of the most popular programming languages
3. There is a lot of Open Source contribution on Python. i.e. People has made a lot of free
contribution on python to make programming easier for others.
4. Instructions are given in a shorter code compared to that of other programming
languages. For example, the figure below shows how to print Hello World. Mere
looking at the code, we would see that python's syntax is shorter and easy to read.
5. Instructions are given in a shorter code compared to that of other programming
languages. For example, the figure below shows how to print Hello World.
Mere looking at the code, we would see that python's syntax is shorter and easy
to read.
1. Instructions are given in a shorter code compared to that of other programming
languages. For example, the figure below shows how to print Hello World.
Mere looking at the code, we would see that python's syntax is shorter and easy
to read.