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# Python Programming Basics

Python is a high-level, interpreted programming language known for its readability.

## 1. Syntax and Variables


- Variable assignment: x = 5
- Data types: int, float, str, bool, list, dict

## 2. Control Structures
- if, elif, else
- for loops, while loops
- break and continue

## 3. Functions
- def function_name(parameters):
- return statements
- Scope: local vs global

## 4. Data Structures
- Lists: [1, 2, 3]
- Tuples: (1, 2, 3)
- Dictionaries: {"key": "value"}
- Sets: {1, 2, 3}

## 5. File Handling
- open(), read(), write(), close()
- with open("file.txt") as f:

## 6. Modules and Libraries


- import math, random, datetime
- pip for installing packages

## 7. Error Handling
- try, except, finally
- Raising exceptions

# Python Programming Basics

Python is a high-level, interpreted programming language known for its readability.

## 1. Syntax and Variables


- Variable assignment: x = 5
- Data types: int, float, str, bool, list, dict

## 2. Control Structures
- if, elif, else
- for loops, while loops
- break and continue

## 3. Functions
- def function_name(parameters):
- return statements
- Scope: local vs global

## 4. Data Structures
- Lists: [1, 2, 3]
- Tuples: (1, 2, 3)
- Dictionaries: {"key": "value"}
- Sets: {1, 2, 3}

## 5. File Handling
- open(), read(), write(), close()
- with open("file.txt") as f:

## 6. Modules and Libraries


- import math, random, datetime
- pip for installing packages

## 7. Error Handling
- try, except, finally
- Raising exceptions

## Additional Notes
- Review concepts regularly.
- Practice with exercises.
- Join study groups for better understanding.
- Use online simulations or videos when possible.
- Create flashcards for quick revision.

## Additional Notes
- Review concepts regularly.
- Practice with exercises.
- Join study groups for better understanding.
- Use online simulations or videos when possible.
- Create flashcards for quick revision.

## Additional Notes
- Review concepts regularly.
- Practice with exercises.
- Join study groups for better understanding.
- Use online simulations or videos when possible.
- Create flashcards for quick revision.

## Additional Notes
- Review concepts regularly.
- Practice with exercises.
- Join study groups for better understanding.
- Use online simulations or videos when possible.
- Create flashcards for quick revision.

## Additional Notes
- Review concepts regularly.
- Practice with exercises.
- Join study groups for better understanding.
- Use online simulations or videos when possible.
- Create flashcards for quick revision.

## Study Tips
- Break study sessions into chunks (Pomodoro method).
- Teach someone else to test your understanding.
- Use mind maps to connect ideas.
- Prioritize understanding over memorization.

## Study Tips
- Break study sessions into chunks (Pomodoro method).
- Teach someone else to test your understanding.
- Use mind maps to connect ideas.
- Prioritize understanding over memorization.

## Study Tips
- Break study sessions into chunks (Pomodoro method).
- Teach someone else to test your understanding.
- Use mind maps to connect ideas.
- Prioritize understanding over memorization.

## Study Tips
- Break study sessions into chunks (Pomodoro method).
- Teach someone else to test your understanding.
- Use mind maps to connect ideas.
- Prioritize understanding over memorization.

## Study Tips
- Break study sessions into chunks (Pomodoro method).
- Teach someone else to test your understanding.
- Use mind maps to connect ideas.
- Prioritize understanding over memorization.

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