Course's Objective: Data Types are the foundation of any programming languages, not just Python. Learning these concepts clearly is going to make learning the advanced lectures easier then ever!

Course's objectives: An "integer" is a whole number. A "float" is a decimal number.

Course's objective: A "boolean" tells us if an operator is Truth or False.

Course's objective: A "string" is found if something is wrapped around double or single quotes.

Course's Objective: A "variable" is something made to store information for the user.

Course's Objectives: "Type Conversion" can change the type of the current type. A "Escape Sequence" has \ which is an escape character. A "Long string" is a string but you can write multiple lines.

Course's Objective: "String Indexing" is when we want to get a index or a part of a string.

Course's Objective: "Lists" are just like variables but them can store multiple items.

Course's Objective: "The Matrix" is when there are multiple "lists" in one big "list". Also, one "list" that is inside of the big "list" may contain multiple "datatypes".

Course's Objective: A "Method" is a function that belongs to an object.

Course's Objective: Append = Adds an element to the end of the list. Extend = Appends elements from another iterable to the end of the list. Insert = Inserts an element at a specified index.

Course's Objective: Remove = removes the first occurrence of a specified value. Pop = Removes and returns an element at a specified index or the last element if no index is specified. Clear = Removes all elements from the list, making it empty.

Course's Objectives: Count = Counts the number of occurrences of a specified value. Index = Returns the index of the first occurrence of a specified value.

Course's Objectives: Reverse = Reverses the elements of the list in place. Sort = Sorts the list in ascending order by default, or according to a specified comparison function. Copy = Creates a shallow copy of the list

Course's Objective: "Tuples" are like lists, but immutable. You can't change its contents.

Course's Objective: A "set" is a data type that allows only unique attributes.

Course's Objective: "Dictionaries" are known to associate pairs together. It is a collection of key-value pairs. Each key-value pair maps the key to its associated value.

Course's Objective: The "none" is used to define a null value or no value at all. However, it is not the same as 0, False or an empty string. "None is a datatype of its own.

Course's Objective: Searching is a key rule in programming.

Course's Objective: The "Input" function takes input form the user. The "If" statement is a condition based on Booleans.

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Course's Objective: "Indentations" are very important because it helps the interpreter and ourselves to see and run the code.

Course's Objective: Condition uses "Booleans" to figure out the final result.

Course's Objectives: The "==" symbol checks the equality. Which means Booleans. In the other hand, "is" checks the stored location or stored memory.

Course's Objective: For loops is a part of a code that repeats severally until that command is satisfied. An "iterable" is anything that can be looped/repeat.

Course's Objective: For loops are a part of a code that repeats severally until that command is satisfied. An "iterable" is anything that can be looped/repeat.

Course's Objective: The "range" function returns the in-between of something.

Course's Objective: The "enumerate" function converts shows the data into indexes.

Course's Objective: A "While Loop" is like a "for loop" but it never ends until you give command.

Course's Objectives: The "break" function is to stop a loop. The "Continue" function is going to continue repeating the loop and ignore the rest until the loop is stopped. The "Pass" function is used to help build your code.

Course's Objective: A "function" is a block of code which only runs when it is called. You can pass data, known as "parameters", into a function. A "function" can return data as a result.

Course's Objectives: The "return" statement is a statement that you can use inside of a function or method to send the result back to the caller. It can also skip the rest of the function if there is more code after the "return" statement. Therefore, a statement is an instruction that the Python Interpreter can execute.

Course's Objective: A "parameter" is an object that you can pass to the function. The function is going to do something with the object you gave.

Course's Objectives: The "*args" allows you to pass a variable number of non-keyword arguments to a function. On the other hand, the "**kwargs" allows you to pass a variable number of keyword arguments to a function.

Course's Objectives: A "scope" refers to the visibility and invisibility of variables, functions, objects in different part of the code. A "Local Scope" is not visible for the whole program to see and use. A "Global Scope" is visible for everything so it can be used.

Course's Objectives: A "scope's rule" can also be called "scope's type". An "Enclosing Scope" must be a variable. A "Built-in Scope" is already defined in python.

Course's Objective: "Scope" is very useful for a lot of things. There is so much that I can't explain everything. But, the main idea is that "scope" organizes our code.

Course's Objective: A "Global Keyword" is used for variables and what is does is that it makes the variable automatically global. It is like a "Global Scope".

Course's Objective: a "Nonlocal keyword" is to declare that the variable is not local. So it basically means that we can change the variable's attributes.

Course's Objective: Clean code makes your program be Readable, Maintainable, better at Collaborating with others, helps to Debug and it is Scalable.