Python Basics 101: Learn Python Basics in one thread (with code snippets) Are you new to Python? Curious about Python's fundamentals? This thread is for you! A Thread 🧵
1. Hello World In Python, print function is used to display anything on the screen.
2. Variables and Data Types In Python, you can declare variables without specifying their types. Check out this code:
3. Conditionals and Loops Conditionals help make decisions, while loops let you repeat code. Here's an example:
4. Functions Functions let you encapsulate code for reuse. Here's a simple function:
5. Lists Lists store multiple values in a single variable. Check out this code:
6. Dictionaries Dictionaries store key-value pairs. Here's an example:
7. Modules Modules are reusable Python files. Here's how you can use the math module:
8. File Handling You can read from and write to files in Python. Here's a basic example:
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Here's my response: **Learn Python the Fun Way!** I'm not new to Python (I've dabbled in it since 2015), but I'm curious about its fundamentals now. Can you explain what makes a good variable
Wow you won’t believe I just learned this yesterday now I know what A R W R+ works for. Thank you so much
Which IDE is good for programme in Python? I don't want the terminal that looks like CMD
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