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Class12 Python Revision Tour1 Detailed

The document is a revision guide for Python, covering essential topics such as Python basics, tokens, data types, operators, and flow control. It explains key concepts like keywords, identifiers, literals, and type casting, emphasizing Python's simplicity and versatility as a programming language. The guide also includes examples of input and output functions.

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Class12 Python Revision Tour1 Detailed

The document is a revision guide for Python, covering essential topics such as Python basics, tokens, data types, operators, and flow control. It explains key concepts like keywords, identifiers, literals, and type casting, emphasizing Python's simplicity and versatility as a programming language. The guide also includes examples of input and output functions.

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Python Revision Tour - Part 1

• Welcome to Python Revision Tour - Class 12


• Topics Covered:
• - Python Basics
• - Tokens
• - Data Types
• - Operators
• - Flow of Control
• - Functions and more
Introduction to Python
• Python is an interpreted, high-level, general-
purpose programming language.
• It is known for its simplicity and readability.
• Python supports object-oriented, procedural,
and functional programming.
Tokens in Python
• Tokens are the smallest units of a Python
program.
• Types:
• - Keywords
• - Identifiers
• - Literals
• - Operators
• - Punctuators
Keywords
• Keywords are reserved words that have
special meaning in Python.
• Examples: if, else, elif, import, def, return,
class
Identifiers
• Identifiers are names used to identify
variables, functions, classes, etc.
• They must start with a letter (A-Z or a-z) or an
underscore (_).
Literals
• Literals represent constant values in Python
code.
• Examples:
• - Numeric: 123, 3.14
• - String: "Hello"
• - Boolean: True, False
Operators
• Operators perform operations on variables
and values.
• Types:
• - Arithmetic
• - Relational
• - Logical
• - Assignment
• - Bitwise
Variables and Data Types
• Variables store data values.
• Data types include:
• - int, float, str, bool
• - list, tuple, dict, set
Input and Output Functions
• Use input() to take user input.
• Use print() to display output.
• Example:
• name = input("Enter your name: ")
• print("Hello", name)
Type Casting
• Type casting is converting one data type to
another.
• Examples:
• int("7") -> 7
• float(3) -> 3.0
• str(10) -> "10"

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