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Learn Python Basics in 80 Minutes

This document is a classroom presentation based on a Udemy course that introduces Python as a high-level programming language suitable for beginners. It covers essential topics such as setting up Python, writing basic programs, understanding data types, and using control structures like loops and conditional statements. Additionally, it discusses data structures, functions, error handling, and file operations, preparing learners to build projects using Python.

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Learn Python Basics in 80 Minutes

This document is a classroom presentation based on a Udemy course that introduces Python as a high-level programming language suitable for beginners. It covers essential topics such as setting up Python, writing basic programs, understanding data types, and using control structures like loops and conditional statements. Additionally, it discusses data structures, functions, error handling, and file operations, preparing learners to build projects using Python.

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Learn Python in 80 Minutes

Classroom Presentation Based on


Udemy Course
Introduction to Python
• • High-level programming language
• • Easy to learn for beginners
• • Widely used in data science, web dev, AI,
etc.
Setting up Python
• • Install Python from [Link]
• • Use IDEs like PyCharm, VSCode, or Jupyter
Notebook
• • Verify installation with 'python --version'
Your First Python Program
• Example:
• print('Hello, World!')
Python Variables
• • Variables store data
• • No need to declare type explicitly
• Example:
• name = 'Alice'
• age = 25
Data Types
• • int, float, str, bool
• • list, tuple, dict, set
• Example:
• price = 19.99
• is_valid = True
User Input
• • Get input using input()
• Example:
• name = input('Enter your name: ')
• print('Hello', name)
Conditional Statements
• • if, elif, else
• Example:
• if age >= 18:
• print('Adult')
• else:
• print('Minor')
Loops - For
• • Used to iterate over sequences
• Example:
• for i in range(5):
• print(i)
Loops - While
• • Used when number of iterations not known
• Example:
• while x < 5:
• print(x)
• x += 1
Functions
• • Reusable blocks of code
• Example:
• def greet(name):
• print('Hello', name)

• greet('Alice')
Lists
• • Ordered, mutable collections
• Example:
• numbers = [1,2,3]
• [Link](4)
• print(numbers)
Tuples
• • Ordered, immutable collections
• Example:
• colors = ('red', 'blue', 'green')
Dictionaries
• • Key-value pairs
• Example:
• student = {'name':'Alice','age':25}
• print(student['name'])
Sets
• • Unordered unique items
• Example:
• fruits = {'apple','banana','apple'}
• print(fruits)
String Manipulation
• • Strings are sequences
• Example:
• text = 'Python'
• print([Link]())
• print(text[0])
Error Handling
• • Use try/except to handle errors
• Example:
• try:
• x = 10/0
• except ZeroDivisionError:
• print('Cannot divide by zero')
Modules and Imports
• • Use libraries to extend functionality
• Example:
• import math
• print([Link](16))
File Handling
• • Open, read, write files
• Example:
• with open('[Link]','r') as f:
• print([Link]())
Loops with Break/Continue
• • break: exit loop
• • continue: skip iteration
• Example:
• for i in range(5):
• if i==3: break
• print(i)
Fibonacci Function
• Example:
• def fibonacci(limit):
• a,b=0,1
• while a<=limit:
• print(a)
• a,b=b,a+b
Summary
• • Python basics: variables, types, conditions,
loops
• • Data structures: list, tuple, dict, set
• • Functions, error handling, files
• • Ready to build projects!

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