
The 1st step is to Install Python 3.13, the current Python version.
The 2nd step is to Install PyCharm Community Edition, which is the free and open-source version of PyCharm needed to run Python programs.
Just for reference, here is the link to download PyCharm Community Edition: https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/?section=windows
The 3rd step is to connect Python and PyCharm
The 4th step is to run your first Python program on PyCharm IDE.
Explore local scope by defining a function and accessing a variable only inside it. Then compare with global scope to show outside access and potential name errors.
Understand global scope in Python by declaring a variable outside a function so it's accessible anywhere, contrasting with local scope, and printing it inside and outside the function (value 100).
Discover how Python operators perform operations on variables and values, explore different operator types, and see examples, including bitwise operators and assignment.
Explore how add assignment, subtract assignment, multiply assignment, and divide assignment operators modify a variable in Python.
Learn how identity operators in Python check if objects share the same memory location using is and is not, distinguishing same object from different objects with practical examples.
Learn how to test membership in data structures with Python's in and not in operators, showing true when an item is in a list and false when it isn't.
Discover how to add single-line and multi-line comments in Python to clarify code, indicate program purpose, author, and date, and provide description for each statement.
Learn how to convert between Python types using type conversion, including floats and complex numbers, with practical examples of the float() method.
Watch three practical code examples that demonstrate converting between int, float, and complex in Python, using built-in type functions and printing results for validation.
Learn how to use the break and continue statements in Python with live running examples, including terminating loops and printing values before a target letter.
Use the Python continue statement to transfer control to the beginning of a loop, skipping iteration. Contrast it with break and see a for loop example that omits p.
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***Python Features***
Open Source
High-level programming language
Multiple Programming-paradigms
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Interpreted language
Dynamically Typed
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***Python Version***
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1. Python – Introduction
2. Install Python on Windows
3. Python – Variables
4. Python – Scope of Variables
5. Python – Operators
6. Python – Comments
7. Python – Type Conversion
8. Python – Get User Input
9. Python – Decision-Making Statements
10. Python – break and continue statements
11. Python – Loops
12. Python – Numbers
13. Python – Strings
14. Python – Functions
15. Python – Lambda Functions
16. Python – Classes and Objects
17. Python – Tuples
18. Python – Dictionary
19. Python – Lists
20. Python – Sets
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