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#LearnCoding #PythonBasics #Pythonforbeginners #namanuriti --------------Video Chapters-------------- 0:00 Intro 0:45 Download Python 1:22 Download PyCharm 2:49 Testing the code editor given by python... 5:52 Enrolling on PyCharm Hi Friends, during this new lockdowns I became interested in Programming. As you know I have done a demo class with Whitehat Junior, I started from scratch and I found This Programming language ' Python ' So this is the best and easiest Language now. Watch this tutorial to learn basics of Python Programming... If you want to read all these please check below: MOTO :- print() variables - __ = ---- lists - _ = ["_", "_"] input() f_strings int and float 1. print() What does a printer do? It give a printout. What is a Printout? It is an output! So print() command gives the output given inside the parentheses "( )". example, print("Hello World") _the output will be_ Hello World 2. Variables Variables are compressing a huge piece of code to a mini name. We give our name as Name and equal to "Naman" and now print the name like this example, Name = "Naman" print(Name) _the output will be_ Naman 3. Lists In Variables we can only give one value but in list we could give many. We give everything like Variables but in the value we give the square brackets "[ ]" and then strings " " " or ' ' " our name or value and after the strings keep a comma " , " and our strings name or value and continue comma, strings, value, continue. example, Name = ["Tom", "Dick", "Harry"] print(Name) _the output will be_ ['Tom', 'Dick', 'Harry'] 4.input Do you want to make a quiz with python? Yes we could but we need Python to recognize our answer? we input to recognize our input. we give the input and parentheses. In that we can give our text. In strings let us ask their name and for neatness let us give space or a colon and then space as a question. but now python cannot not do anything now. yes! we bring it to a variable. so we give our variable name as "name" and then keep input and values after the equal to and now let us print the variable. example, name = input("What is your name: ") print(name) _the output will be_ What is your name: Naman Naman 5. f_strings Now we want our Name to be printed in a sentence. So we give everything of our input and then give our print option. and then give small ' f ' and after that give strings and we now write Hi and give the Curly Brackets "{ }" and in that give your name variable. and the you will get your output. example, name = input("What is your name: ") print(f"Hi {name}") _the output will be_ What is your name: Naman Hi Naman or we have another way We can type everything normally but no need the f strings. after that we give our Hi in strings and keep a comma an then type name. print it. It will be the same example name = input("What is your name: ") print("Hi", name ) _the output will be_ What is your name: Naman Hi Naman 6. int and float int is the short form of integer in python. so if you have a value in strings we can change it to a number value. suppose you want to add two values in strings you can change the value to an integer value. so, first let us give our variable name as num1 and keep int or float and keep parentheses and start typing input in the parentheses and type you could type like "your first number: " and then another with the variable name num2 like float and then parentheses and in it let us type input and in the parentheses we can give "your second number: " and then print in the parentheses num1 plus num2. example, num1 = int(input("Your first number: ")) num2 = float(input("Your second number: ")) print(num1 + num2) _the output will be_ Your first number: 1 Your second number: 2 3 Thank you all Some useful books to learn Python - Python Crash Course, 2Nd Edition: A Hands-On, Project-Based Introduction To Programming - https://amzn.to/3h16xZx Python: The Complete Reference by McGraw Hill Education - https://amzn.to/3BHMBTk Python: 3 books in 1 : Python basics for Beginners + Python Automation Techniques And Web Scraping + Python For Data Science And Machine Learning - https://amzn.to/3kTVbaW Links: Python Download https://www.python.org/ PyCharm Download https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/dow... Follow my social media platforms YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/namanuriti Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/namanuriti Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/namanuriti For Any Queries, please mail - explorewithnaman@gmail.com And do visit my blog https://www.naman.me