Python Absolute Basic Level

Explore the print and input functions: display information, take user input, use quotes and escape sequences for new lines and tabs, and redirect output to a file or standard output.

Learn how the input function takes a value from the user and stores it in a variable. Use print to display the value and explore multiple inputs and prompts.

Learn how a variable acts as a memory location to store information, use string and integer types, concatenate strings, and convert numbers to strings with SDR.

Explore Python numeric types - int, float, and complex - perform arithmetic operations, handle input conversion, and understand type promotion, division behavior, and zero division errors.

Master python's comparison operators including equal to, not equal to, less than, less than or equal to, greater than, and greater than or equal to, with x and y.

Explore the math library at a basic level, using absolute value, round, floor, ceiling, power, square root, min, max, log, exponential, pi, and degree and radian conversions.

Master Python string handling by learning slicing, using the split function with maximum splits, finding and indexing substrings, and retrieving the last word with find and index techniques.

Learn how to use if statements in Python to control program flow, including nested if, elif, and else, with user input and type checks for a robot movement example.

Explore loops in Python, focusing on while and for loops, with conditional logic, increments, and paced iterations using time.sleep; learn input-driven loops and a random-number guessing game.

Learn how to use the for loop to iterate over a list of numbers and read each value one at a time, with additional examples in the section.

Explore Python lists as ordered, changeable collections of items, including strings and numbers; learn creation, appending, inserting, extending, slicing, counting, popping, copying, and iterating.

Tuples are immutable collections of items; you cannot modify them once created, but you can count items, store duplicate elements, and convert a list to a tuple.

Explore dictionaries as key-value pairs, create and update entries, access keys and values, and iterate with items using get and pop.

Explore Python sets as an unordered data structure that stores unique items, disallowing duplicates and indexing, while showing how to create and remove elements.

Explore common Python errors, including syntax, name, type errors, import, index, and indentation errors, with simple code examples.