Python basics

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This document provides an overview of Python basics including: 1. How to print and comment in Python code 2. Taking input and manipulating strings 3. Converting between data types and working with dates and times 4. Making decisions with conditional statements and loops 5. Working with lists, tuples, and dictionaries 6. Handling exceptions

Basics
1) To output simple use print :
print(‘Hello World’)
2)When you put the string in triple quotes, it will be displayed
the way you have the string in the text editor
print(“””The output would be in !
MULTIPLE LINES”””)
or you could just use n
3) In Python we use a # to indicate comments :
#This is a comment
print('Hello World’)
4)

Taking Input
firstName = input("What is your first name? ")
lastName = input("What is your last name? " )
print("Hello" + firstName + lastName)

Strings and methods to manipulate them
message = 'Hello world'
print(message.lower())
print(message.upper())
print(message.swapcase())
print(message.find('world'))
print(message.count('o'))
print(message.capitalize())
print(message.replace('Hello','Hi'))

Type Conversion
. Ex:-
salary = input("Please enter your salary: ")
bonus = input("Please enter your bonus: ")
payCheck = salary + bonus
print(payCheck)
. How to:-
int(value) converts to an integer
long(value) converts to a long integer
etc.

Working with dates
• The datetime class allows us to get the current date and time
• Ex:-
import datetime
currentDate = datetime.date.today()
print (currentDate)
print (currentDate.year)
print (currentDate.month)
print (currentDate.day)
print (currentDate.strftime('%d %b,%Y’))
print (currentDate.strftime
('Please attend our event %A, %B %d in the year %Y'))
• %d is the day of the month
• %b is the abbreviation for the month
• %Y is the 4 digit year
• For more you can visit strftime.org
• To add or subtract days or hours or minutes, use timedelta method
print (currentDate + datetime.timedelta(days=-15))

What about times?
• It is called Datetime, so yes, it can store times.
import datetime
currentTime = datetime.datetime.now()
print (currentTime)
print (currentTime.hour)
print (currentTime.minute)
print (currentTime.second)
print (datetime.datetime.strftime(currentTime,’%H:%M'))
%H Hours (24 hr clock)
%I Hours (12 hr clock)
%p AM or PM
%m Minutes
%S Seconds

Making decisions
-if os is not None :
print(“Amazing choice”)
elif not os == "windows" :
print(“Amazing choice again ! ”)
else:
print(“Joke Joke ! ”)
-if saturday or sunday :
print(“Beer")
-if wednesday and yourSession :
print("DAMN")

LOOOOOOPS
-for steps in range(1,4) :
print(steps)
output- 1 2 3
-for steps in range(4) :
print(steps)
output- 0 1 2 3
-for steps in range(1,10,2) :
print(steps)
output- 1 3 5 7 9
-for steps in [1,2,3,4,5] :
print(steps)

Phun with loops and turtle
import turtle
for steps in ['red','blue','green','black'] :
turtle.color(steps)
turtle.forward(100)
turtle.right(90)

List
• Ex [0], [2.3,4.5],[5,”hello”,9.8]
• Use len to get the length of list ex:-
Example:- names=[“amit”,”divyansh”,”kshitij”]
len(names)
output=3

List Methods
laptops = [‘Blade','Alienware','Macbook','MSI']
#add a new value to the end of the list
laptops.append('Microsoft')
#display the last value in the list
print(laptops[-1])
#remove a value from the lust
laptops.remove('Alienware')
#delete the first item in the list
del laptops[0]
#print the first item in the list
print(laptops[0])
#this will return the index in the list
print(laptops.index(‘Macbook'))
#Sort the names in alphabetical order
laptops.sort()
#Others
laptops.upper(), laptops.lower()

Exception Handling
first = input("Enter the first number ")
second = input("Enter the second number ")
firstNumber = float(first)
secondNumber = float(second)
try :
result = firstNumber / secondNumber
print (first + " / " + second + " = " + str(result))
except Exception as e:
print(e)
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