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Building Websites with Python: Django & Flask

The document outlines the steps for creating a website using Python with Django and Flask for the backend, and Plotly and Dash for the frontend. It includes instructions for installing Python via Anaconda, using text editors like Sublime Text and Atom, and provides an overview of Python data types and string manipulation techniques. Additionally, it covers variable assignment and basic operations in Python.

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Building Websites with Python: Django & Flask

The document outlines the steps for creating a website using Python with Django and Flask for the backend, and Plotly and Dash for the frontend. It includes instructions for installing Python via Anaconda, using text editors like Sublime Text and Atom, and provides an overview of Python data types and string manipulation techniques. Additionally, it covers variable assignment and basic operations in Python.

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For creating website with python

Django and flask for handling backend


Frontend – interactive dashboard using plotly and dash.

1. Installation of python
Installa anaconda and from anaconda will install python
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text editor: sublime text and atom


jypyter notebook // most popular
print (‘hello’) // will print hello
quit() // for quiting

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PYTHON Datatypes
Int = 3 300
Float = 2.3 4.6
Strings = “helllo” “3” “tamil”
List= [10, “hello” 20.3 ] // orders list of sequences
Dict = key value pair = {“name”: “vini”, “age”: “26”}
Tuples = (10, “hellp”) // ordered immutable sequences
Sets: unordered collection of uniques objects (“a”, “b”)
Boolean: true or false
2 **3 // 2 power of 3
2 % 3 // 2 mod of 3
Variable assignment in python is dynamic
Eg: mynum=1 later on same code we can use mynum= [1,2] // It will accept
In other programming languages it will throw error because of static data types.
To find the date type
Type (a)
o/p will be int
if we indicate in square brackets
char: [ h e l l o ]
inde: 0 1 2 3 4
rev in: 0 -4 -3 -2 -1
print (‘Hello \nworld’) // new line
print (“Hellp \t World ”) // tab
len (I am) // 4 letter

mystring = “Hello World”


mystring [0] // H  starts with 0 include space also
mystring [-2] // o/p l
mysting=abcdegj
mystring[3:6] //def
mystring[::2] // every second char acegik
mystring[::-1]// reverse jgedcba
String concat
First = “Sam”
X = first[2:] // it will take am
Y=P
Z= y + X
Letter =Z
Letter * 10 // zzzzzzzzzz
‘2’ + ‘3’ // 23
2+3 //5

L= hello world
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X= Hi This is string
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