Python programming
Python Programming is a multipurpose easy
language. It can be use for different purposes such
as:
[Link] Data analysis
[Link] Learning and AI (Game)
[Link] and App Design such as: Youtube,
Instagram, and Dropbox are all powered by
python.
How to install and work on Python
Step 1: Download latest version of python by
visiting [Link] (version 3.9.2 ) .
Step 2: Double click on the icon and download.
Step 3: Install python and add python to path.
Check python version download
Go to python command prompt
Type python and enter
Intergrated Development Environment (IDE)
IDE for pychram is a software application that
provides a comprehensive set of tools and
features to stream time of python software
development. E.g pychram, visual studio code
It combines various functions into a simple
interface for increasing developer productivity
and efficiency
Component
[Link] editor – for writing and editing python
code e.g syntax highlighting, code
completion.
[Link] - tools alt allows developer to step
through their code line by line, examine
variables and identify and fix errors (bugs)
Use text editor (Notepad)
Print (“hello world”) file
Save as hello world extension
Save to desktop
Go to command prompt type in python space
drag down from desktop and press enter
How to get and use pychram
Step 1: Install code [Link] ( popular
python code editor ) use to write codes and
execute.
Step 2: Get Pychram from
[Link]/pychram
Step 3: Click on download. There are 2 editions
of pychram, which are:
[Link] / not free
b. Community (free and open for user)
Step 4: To download folder, click on
installation wizard on window and open it.
Step 5: First time users need to configure
pychram. Click on skip remaining and set to
default
Step 6: Click on create New project, add
project name to the extension location such
as hello world to path (where python files will
be saved)
Step7: Click on create VENU (virtual
environment new python file). Right click on
Project name (hello world)
Visual studio code
Python VSC by Microsoft is for free)
To Download
Visual. [Link] (Window download)
Select add task
Then select all information and finish.
Welcome screen appears
Click on left extension
Python. Extension
Download or install.
Using keyboard: click ctrl-shift-p
Select interpreter
Select python as interpreter
Click on file, select open
Click on previous file helloworld and select
Code using
[Link] (strings)
Type print (“what’s up”) click on run /play or press
enter
Reply will be what’s up
[Link] to explain a code
Comment is use when writing lot of code in
order to explain each code. The symbol for
comment is #. This must start any comment
statement e.g
#Print some text
print (“what’s up”)
enter
Note:comment symbol should not inserted
before the code. If does no reply / reponse will
return
Reply: what’s up
[Link] rule
PEMDAS (BODMAS rule for python and symbol)
P= Please (Parenthesis)
E= Excuse (Exponential **)
M= My (Multiplication *)
D= Dear (Division /)
A= Aunty (Addition +)
S= Sade (Subtraction -)
Note your start symbol in python is print
[Link]
Rules of variables
I. Must contain letters, numbers or underscores
II. Should not start with numbers
III. Spaces are not allowed
IV. Cannot be key words (e. g break, try)
V. Short & descriptive are best
VI. Case sensitive
Variables
Red bucket=kelvin
Name major to as string
Red bucket=8 number
Create variables
Red_bucket = “Kelvin”
Enter
Print (red_bucket) play icon
Copy text line and paste into 2nd line
Assign 10
Red_bucket=10
Delete
Del red_bucket
Print(red_bucket)
Allow input request
Red_bucket = input(“what you want to put in
bucket”)
Print (red_bucket)
Share
Conditional (True/False)
Print(“5==4”) checking(==)
False
Symbol Operation Example
== Equal to 2==2
True
!= Not equal to 4!=4
False
< Less than 3<5
True
> Greater than 3>5
False
>= Greater than or 2>=3
equal to False
<= Less than or 3<=5 True
equal to