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Python Programming Basics Guide

Python is traditionally introduced by displaying "Hello World" on screen. It has editing and runtime windows for writing and running code. Functions in Python include string handling like length, substring, uppercase/lowercase conversion. Procedures can be defined like a Stars() function to print asterisks, or a Celsius conversion function. Built-in library routines provide math functions like modulus, integer division, and rounding, as well as random number generation.

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Python Programming Basics Guide

Python is traditionally introduced by displaying "Hello World" on screen. It has editing and runtime windows for writing and running code. Functions in Python include string handling like length, substring, uppercase/lowercase conversion. Procedures can be defined like a Stars() function to print asterisks, or a Celsius conversion function. Built-in library routines provide math functions like modulus, integer division, and rounding, as well as random number generation.

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Programming – Python

The traditional introduction to programming in any language is to display the words ‘Hello World’ on a
computer screen.

(1)

The editing window for Python The runtime window for Python
(2)

(3) String Handling


(a) Length of the text
Len (“Computer Science”)
(b) Substring
"Computer Science"[9:16]
(c) Convert all letters in to CAPITAL letters
"Computer Science".upper()
(d) Convert all letters in to simple letters
"Computer Science".lower()
(4) Procedures & Functions
def Stars():
print("************")

Stars()

def Stars(Number):
for counter in range (Number):
print("*", end = "")

Stars(10)

def Celsius(Temperature):
return (Temperature - 32) / 1.8

Celsius(25)
(5) Library routines
Value1 = 10%3
Value2 = 10//3
Value = divmod(10,3)
Value3 = round(6.97354, 2)
from random import random
Value4 = random()

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