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What is python ?
Python is a high-level ,interpreted
programming language .
It is object oriented.
It is a dynamic and multipurpose
language.
It’s source can be compiled or run just-
in-time.
Where python is used?
Web programming
Desktop application
Games
Testing (automation)
Enterprise
Who uses python?
Google
Facebook
Yahoo
NASA
Mozilla
Features of python
Easy to use
Free and open source
Large standard library
Expressive language
Integrated
How to work in python?
To work in python there are two modes in
python .Let us talk about these modes……….
Modes in python
Interactive Mode Script Mode
In interactive mode , In script mode , python
instructions are given instructions are stored
in front of python in a file generally and
prompt (>>>) in python are executed together in
shell . Python carries one go as a unit. The
out the given command saved instructions are
and shows the result known as python script
there itself. or python program.
Data types
Data can be of many types :-
Numbers (integer ,floats ,complex no.)
String
Lists
Tuples
Dictionary
Numbers
Number data types can be used to store
numeric values. The number data types have
following core data types :
Integers
Float numbers
Complex Numbers ( it is an advanced
concept , hence you will read in next classes.)
Integers
Number without fractions represent the integer data.
It’s types :-
Plain integer (normal integer representation with
range about 2 million, uses 32 bits to store a value)
Long integer (store numbers larger than the range
of plain integers)
Booleans (represent the truth values TRUE and
FALSE)
Floating-Point Numbers
A number having a fractional part is a
floating –point numbers.
For example :-
3.15482 , 568.49843 , 6954.1452 etc.
String
Anything enclosed in quotes represents the string data
types.
Python allow two string types :-
Single line Strings (strings that are terminated
in single line.)
Multiline Strings (string storing multiple lines of
text.)
Arithmetic Operators
.
Types of arithmetic operators
Addition ( + )
Subtraction ( - )
Multiplication ( * )
Division ( / )
Modulus or Remainder ( % )
Floor Division ( // )
Exponentiation ( ** )
Addition
Add values of its two operands.
For example :-
6+5
Result : 11
Subtraction
Subtract the values of right operand
from left operand .
For example :-
6–5
Result : 1
Multiplication
Multiplies the values of its two
operands.
For example :-
6*5
Result : 30
Division
Divides the values of left operand with
the value of right operand .
For example :-
60/5
Result : 12
Modulus
Divides the two operands and gives
the remainder resulting.
For example :-
6%5
Result : 1
Floor Division
Divides and truncates the fractional
part from the result.
For example :-
7.2 // 2
Result : 3.0
Exponentiation
Returns base raised to power
exponent.
For example :-
2.5 ** 3
Result : 15.625
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