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Class 11th Revision Tour

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Intro, Basic Terms,Data Types

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Flow of Control & Practice Questions
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Tokens

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The smallest individual unit in a program is known as a Token or a Lexical Unit.

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Token

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KeyWords Literals Identifiers Operators Punctuators

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Operators

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Keywords

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for i in range(1, 10):

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Identifiers

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print ( i )
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Literals Punctuators
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Some details

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● Identifier name must not be a keyword, It can’t start with a number.

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● Identifier can only contain number, alphabet or _ (underscore).

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“Eat Well” ---> Single line string literal.

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● “Sleep\ ---> Multi line strings
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Well’’’
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Types of Operators

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Arithmetic Operators : + - * % ** //

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● Bitwise Operators : & ^ |

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● Shift Operators : << >>

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● Identity Operators : is is not
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Relational Operators : > < >= <= == !=
● Logical Operators : and or
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Assignment Operators : =
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● Membership Operators : in not in

● Arithmetic-Assignment : /= += -= *= %= **= //=
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Operators

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Precedence

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Note: All operators

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Note: Logical Operators

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Practice Time

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Q1. Evaluate : ( 3>2 ) and ( 3>5 ).

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Q2. Evaluate : (5<10) and (10<5) or (3<18) and not 8<18.
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