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Python Lecture Summary

The document summarizes a Python programming lecture series covering key topics such as data types, control structures, functions, file handling, and object-oriented programming. Each lecture includes practical exercises to reinforce learning, such as string manipulation, list operations, and class creation. The content is designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to Python programming for beginners.
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Python Lecture Summary

The document summarizes a Python programming lecture series covering key topics such as data types, control structures, functions, file handling, and object-oriented programming. Each lecture includes practical exercises to reinforce learning, such as string manipulation, list operations, and class creation. The content is designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to Python programming for beginners.
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Python Programming Lecture Summary

Lecture 1: Introduction to Python

- Python: High-level, open-source, simple syntax, developed by Guido van Rossum.

- First program: print("Hello World")

- Character Set: Includes letters, digits, symbols, whitespaces.

- Variables and Data Types: int, float, str, bool, None.

- Operators: Arithmetic, Relational, Assignment, Logical.

- Type Casting & Input handling.

- Practice: Sum of numbers, area of square, average, comparisons.

Lecture 2: Strings & Conditionals

- Strings: Indexing, slicing, and methods (endswith, count, find, replace).

- Conditionals: if, elif, else; used for decision making.

- Grading logic using conditionals.

- Practice: Check string length, even/odd check, max of 3 numbers, multiple of 7.

Lecture 3: Lists & Tuples

- Lists: Mutable, supports indexing, slicing, methods (append, insert, pop, etc.).

- Tuples: Immutable sequences, methods like count() and index().

- Practice: Favorite movies list, check palindrome list, sort grades.

Lecture 4: Dictionaries & Sets

- Dictionaries: Key-value store, methods (get, update, keys, items).

- Sets: Unordered, unique elements, methods (add, remove, union, intersection).

- Practice: Word meanings, classroom count by subject, store user marks, distinguish 9 and 9.0 in sets.
Python Programming Lecture Summary

Lecture 5: Loops

- Loops: for and while loops, used for repeating tasks.

- Break and Continue to control flow.

- Range function: Generates sequence.

- Pass: Placeholder statement.

- Practice: Print sequences, multiplication tables, factorial, sum of n numbers.

Lecture 6: Functions & Recursion

- Functions: Definition, call, parameters, return, default arguments.

- Built-in vs User-defined.

- Recursion: Function calling itself; useful in factorial, sum, printing.

- Practice: Print list, USD to INR converter, recursive sum, recursive print.

Lecture 7: File I/O

- File Handling: Read, write, append, delete using open(), close(), with.

- Modes: 'r', 'w', 'a'

- os module: remove files.

- Practice: Replace text in file, check word occurrence, count even numbers, find line with specific word.

Lecture 8: Object-Oriented Programming

- OOP Concepts: Classes, Objects, Attributes, Methods.

- __init__: Constructor for initializing attributes.

- Static Methods: Decorated with @staticmethod.

- Abstraction & Encapsulation principles.

- Practice: Student class for average, Account class for transactions.

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