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Python Coding

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Introduction to Python

Python is a high-level, interpreted


programming language that
emphasizes readability.

It was created by Guido van Rossum


and first released in 1991.

Python is widely used for web


development, data analysis, artificial
intelligence, and more.
Features of Python

Python supports multiple


programming paradigms, including
procedural, object-oriented, and
functional programming.

It has a large standard library that


provides numerous modules and
functions for various tasks.

Python is dynamically typed, which


helps developers write code quickly
without declaring variable types.
Setting Up Python

Installing Python is straightforward


and can be done from the official
Python website.

It is recommended to use virtual


environments to manage
dependencies for different projects.

Popular IDEs for Python development


include PyCharm, Visual Studio Code,
and Jupyter Notebook.
Basic Syntax

Python uses indentation to define


code blocks instead of braces or
keywords.

Comments in Python are initiated with


a hash symbol (#) and are ignored
during execution.

Variables do not require explicit


declaration, allowing for quick and
efficient coding.
Data Types

Python has several built-in data types,


including integers, floats, strings, and
booleans.

Lists, tuples, and dictionaries are


versatile data structures that allow for
complex data management.

Python's dynamic typing feature


enables variables to change types
during the runtime easily.
Control Structures

Conditional statements like if, elif, and


else allow for decision-making in code.

Loops, such as for and while, are used


to iterate over sequences and execute
code multiple times.

Python's break and continue


statements provide additional control
over loop execution.
Functions and Modules

Functions are defined using the def


keyword and can take parameters and
return values.

Modules allow for code organization


and reuse, enabling developers to
import functions and variables from
other files.

The Python Package Index (PyPI) hosts


a vast collection of third-party
modules for extended functionality.
Error Handling

Python uses try and except blocks to


handle exceptions gracefully during
runtime.

Raising exceptions with the raise


keyword allows developers to signal
errors in their code.

Proper error handling improves code


reliability and user experience by
preventing crashes.
Libraries and Frameworks

Python has a rich ecosystem of


libraries such as NumPy for numerical
computations and Pandas for data
manipulation.

Frameworks like Django and Flask


make web development more efficient
and structured.

Machine learning libraries like


TensorFlow and scikit-learn are
popular among data scientists.
Community and Resources

Python has an active community that


contributes to forums, libraries, and
documentation.

Online resources like Codecademy


and Coursera provide structured
learning pathways for beginners.

The official Python documentation is


an invaluable resource for
understanding language features and
best practices.
References

Python Software Foundation. (n.d.).


Python.org. Retrieved from
https://www.python.org/.

W3Schools. (n.d.). Python Tutorial.


Retrieved from
https://www.w3schools.com/python/.

Real Python. (n.d.). Real Python


Tutorials. Retrieved from
https://realpython.com/.

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