Applications

🟢 Lesson 4 🔰 What Is OOP? Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a programming style where you organize code into objects that contain: Python supports OOP using: 🧱 Example: Why Use…

🔰 What Is File Handling? 🟢 Lesson 3 File handling lets your Python programs interact with files on your computer — read data from them or save data to them….

🟢 Lesson 2 – Intermediate Level 🔹 Python Dictionaries: Storing and Accessing Key-Value Data 🔰 What Is a Dictionary? A dictionary in Python is a data structure that stores data…

🔰 What Are Lists ? A list is an ordered collection of items stored in a single variable. 📌 Lists are defined using square brackets []. 🧪 Example : pythonCopierModifierfruits…

🔰 Introduction : Congratulations! You’ve reached the end of the basic learning series. In this lesson, you’ll create a real-world program that uses: Variables Conditions (if/else) While loops Functions Input…

🔰 Introduction : As your program grows, you’ll start to notice a lot of duplication. Instead of repeating the same code over and over, it’s better to compile it into…

🔰 Introduction : In programming, we often need to repeat the same code multiple times. For example: Printing numbers from 1 to 10. Checking elements in a list. Repealing a…

🔰 Introduction : So far, your programs have performed the same steps regardless of what the user enters. But what if you want your program’s behavior to change based on…