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| # 30-Days-of-Python-Programming | ||
| "30days of python programming" is a repository that offers a 30-day program to learn Python with daily tutorials and exercises to improve your skills from beginner to intermediate level. This repository is a great resource for anyone looking to learn Python programming or to improve their existing skills. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced programmer, you'll find something in this repository that will help you become a more proficient Python developer. | ||
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| **30days of python programming** is a repository that offers a 30-day program to learn Python with daily tutorials and exercises to improve your skills from beginner to intermediate level. This repository is a great resource for anyone looking to learn Python programming or to improve their existing skills. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced programmer, you'll find something in this repository that will help you become a more proficient Python developer. | ||
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| ### [Day 1: Variables, Number, Operators](https://github.com/bsef19m521/30-Days-of-Python-Programming/tree/main/Day%201:%20Variables%2C%20Number%2C%20Operators) | ||
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| - Introduction to variables and variable assignment | ||
| - Different types of numbers in Python (integers, floating-point numbers, complex numbers) | ||
| - Basic mathematical operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) | ||
| - Modulus and floor division | ||
| - Shortcut operators (increment and decrement operators) | ||
| - Comparison operators (equal to, not equal to, greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, less than or equal to) | ||
| - Logical operators (and, or, not) | ||
| - Bitwise operators (and, or, not, xor, shift left, shift right) | ||
| - Type conversion and casting | ||
| - Some basic examples of how to use these concepts in practice. | ||
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| ### [Day 2: String Data Structure](https://github.com/bsef19m521/30-Days-of-Python-Programming/tree/main/Day%202:%20String%20Data-Structure) | ||
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| - Introduction to strings and string literals | ||
| - String indexing and slicing | ||
| - Concatenation and replication of strings | ||
| - String methods (upper, lower, strip, split, join, etc.) | ||
| - Formatting strings (using f-strings, format() method) | ||
| - String formatting with placeholders | ||
| - String formatting with the `%` operator | ||
| - Escape sequences in strings | ||
| - Raw strings and Unicode strings | ||
| - String interpolation and multi-line strings | ||
| - String concatenation using `+` operator and `*` operator | ||
| - String membership test using in and not in operators | ||
| - String comparison using relational operators. | ||
| - Some basic examples of how to use these concepts in practice. | ||
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| ### [Day 3: List Data Structure](https://github.com/bsef19m521/30-Days-of-Python-Programming/tree/main/Day%203:%20List%20Data-Structure) | ||
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| - Introduction to lists and list literals | ||
| - List indexing and slicing | ||
| - List concatenation and replication | ||
| - Modifying lists (append, insert, remove, pop, etc.) | ||
| - List comprehension | ||
| - Sorting and reversing lists | ||
| - List methods (count, index, extend, etc.) | ||
| - Using lists with loops | ||
| - List to string, string to list | ||
| - List iteration and list comprehension | ||
| - List membership test using in and not in operators | ||
| - List comparison using relational operators | ||
| - Accessing list elements using for loop and while loop | ||
| - Some basic examples of how to use these concepts in practice. | ||
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| ### [Day 4: Tuple Data Structure](https://github.com/bsef19m521/30-Days-of-Python-Programming/tree/main/Day%204:%20Tuple%20Data-Structure) | ||
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| - Introduction to tuples and tuple literals | ||
| - Tuple indexing and slicing | ||
| - Tuple concatenation and replication | ||
| - Tuple unpacking | ||
| - Modifying tuples (using slicing and concatenation) | ||
| - Tuple methods (count, index, etc.) | ||
| - Tuple to string and string to tuple | ||
| - Tuple iteration and tuple comprehension | ||
| - Tuple membership test using in and not in operators | ||
| - Tuple comparison using relational operators | ||
| - Accessing tuple elements using for loop and while loop | ||
| - Using tuples as keys in dictionaries | ||
| - The difference between lists and tuples | ||
| - Some basic examples of how to use these concepts in practice. | ||
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| ### [Day 5: Set Data Structure](https://github.com/bsef19m521/30-Days-of-Python-Programming/tree/main/Day%205:%20Set%20Data-Structure) | ||
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| - Introduction to sets and set literals | ||
| - Set operations (union, intersection, difference, symmetric difference) | ||
| - Modifying sets (adding and removing elements) | ||
| - Set methods (add, update, remove, discard, etc.) | ||
| - Set comprehension | ||
| - Set to list and list to set | ||
| - Set iteration and set comprehension | ||
| - Set membership test using in and not in operators | ||
| - Set comparison using relational operators | ||
| - Set operations using mathematical notation (|, &, -, ^) | ||
| - Emptiness test using len() and the keyword in | ||
| - The difference between sets and lists/tuples | ||
| - Using sets to remove duplicates from a list | ||
| - Some basic examples of how to use these concepts in practice. |