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Python-Test

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Good Afternoon Boys No Learning Is complete without Assessment.  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- By the end of this session, you will be able to: Identify the concepts you are comfortable with in Python Programing. Identify the concepts you need to review in Python Programing. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- While we all are scared of assessments but it is the ONLY way to ascertain the areas we are comfortable with and also become aware of what we need to work on for better understanding.  Let us test our understanding. Click here  👇 Class Test based on Python

Python-Boolean Data Type

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    Good Morning Boys. I hope you are able to understand the concepts being shared.  Feel free to share doubts.  Don't forget to Check the solutions for the Exercise given in the last session.  ---------------------------------------------------------------------  Google Meet class link for today is: Meeting ID meet.google.com/isu-bnmw-vxz -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Let us look at a few solutions from the exercise based on Numeric data type. Answers have been shared in  RED : 1.      In the following statements,            a=10.0           b=57           c="a"           d="SCS"          a) what is the data type of the variables a,b,c and d ?   Ans. First of all we may check the data type by using the type() function. Second, The result should be as follows a will be FLOAT b will be INTEGER c will be STRING d will be STRI

Python- Numeric literals

Good Morning boys.  I hope your practice sessions for Python are continuing at home. Keep the good work going. Today is the day, don't wait. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Google Meet Class link for today's class is: Meeting ID meet.google.com/zxw-aimo-xta _____________________________________________________________________________ By the end of this session, you will be able understand and apply the following concepts: What are variable? Ways of assigning  variables Concepts of multiple assignments Introduction to data types in Python (Just introduction) Numeric data type - types and exact difference         _______________________________________________________________________________                                                  Answers for the Exercise questions based on Strings given in the previous session are as follows. PLEASE CHECK YOUR ANSWERS Is there a difference