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Python Data Types

  • What are data types in Python?
  • What are Numeric Data Types?
  • I. Integers (int)
  • II. Floating-Point Numbers (float)
  • What is a String Data Type?
  • What is a Boolean Data Type?
  • Sequence Data Types
  • I. Lists
  • II. Tuples
  • III. Range
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Python If…Elif…Else Statements

  • Python If Syntax and Structure
  • How If Statements Works in Python?
  • Python If Comparison Operators and Logical Expressions
  • Using If-Else Statements for Alternative Execution Paths
  • Nested If Statements: Adding Complexity to Conditionals
  • What is a Elif statement in Python?
  • Syntax and Structure of Elif Statements
  • Using Elif Statements
  • Chained Comparisons: Simplifying If Statements
  • Syntax and Structure of Chained Comparisons
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Python For Loop

  • Python For Loop Syntax and Structure
  • Python For loop (Iterating Over a Sequence)
  • Accessing Elements in a List or Tuple
  • Iterating Over a String
  • Iterating Over a Range of Numbers
  • Using 'in' Keyword for Iteration
  • Looping Through a Dictionary
  • Enumerating Items in a Sequence
  • Skipping Iteration with Continue Statement
  • Breaking out For Loop with Break Statement
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Python Set update() Method

  • Python Set update() Syntax and Parameters
  • What does set update() do?
  • I. Combining Multiple Sets with the update() Method
  • II. Now Let's Modify a Set
  • III. Updating Sets with Non-Premitive Data Types
  • Common Mistakes and Pitfalls to Avoid
  • I. Forgetting to pass an iterable
  • II. Overwriting the original set
  • III. Unintended duplicates
  • IV. Misunderstanding the order of elements
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Python Dictionary

  • What are the keys and values of a dictionary?
  • Python Dictionary Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Creating a Dictionary and Setting Initial Values
  • II. Accessing Dictionary Elements
  • III. Adding Elements in Dictionary
  • IV. Modifying Dictionary Elements
  • V. Copying Dictionary Elements
  • VI. Removing Dictionary Elements
  • VII. Merging Multiple Dictionaries
  • VIII. Nested Dictionaries: Creating Complex Data Structures
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Python all() Function

  • Compatibility and Version Requirements
  • Python all() Syntax and Parameters
  • What does all() do in Python?
  • I. Checking if All Elements are True
  • II. Evaluating Truthiness of Strings and Numbers
  • III. Combining all() with List Comprehension
  • IV. Checking if All Elements in a Tuple are True
  • V. Evaluating Truthiness of Elements in a Set
  • VI. Evaluating Truthiness of Values in a Dictionary
  • VII. Dealing with Empty Iterables
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Python any() Function

  • Python any Syntax and Parameters
  • Compatibility and Version Requirements
  • Evaluating Truthiness with any()
  • Working with Iterables in any()
  • I. Checking if Any Element is True
  • II. Evaluating Truthiness of Strings and Numbers
  • III. Combining any() with List Comprehension
  • IV. Working with Tuples
  • V. Working with Sets
  • VI. Working with Dictionaries
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Python ascii() Function

  • Python ascii() Syntax and Parameter
  • How does Python ascii() function works?
  • I. Converting Python String to ASCII
  • II. Converting a Non-ASCII String to its ASCII Representation
  • III. Converting Integers to their ASCII Representation
  • IV. Converting Characters in a Tuple to ASCII
  • V. Converting Characters in a List to ASCII
  • VI. Converting Characters in a Set to ASCII
  • VII. Converting Characters in a Dictionary to ASCII
  • The Return Value of ascii() Function in Python
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Python bin() Function

  • Python bin() Syntax and Parameter
  • Return Value of bin() Function in Python
  • How Does the Python bin() Function work?
  • I. Converting a Positive Decimal Number to Binary
  • II. Converting a Negative Decimal Number To Binary
  • III. Converting a Floating-Point Number to Binary
  • IV. Converting Integers into Binary Using Python bin()
  • V. Converting Tuples Integers into Binary
  • VI. Converting List Integers into Binary
  • VII. Converting Dictionary Integers into Binary
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Python breakpoint() Function

  • Python breakpoint() Syntax
  • I. Ignore_exceptions
  • II. Frame
  • III. Traceback
  • What does breakpoint() do in Python?
  • How do you use breakpoint in Python?
  • I. Identify the location
  • II. Insert the breakpoint()
  • III. Run the program
  • IV. Enter the debugging session
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Python bytearray() Function

  • Python bytearray() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Iterable
  • II. Encoding
  • III. Errors
  • Python bytearray() return value
  • How to Create a Python bytearray() Object?
  • I. Python bytearray() with no Parameters
  • II. Size of Python bytearray()
  • III. Combining bytearrays()
  • IV. Modifying a bytearray in-place
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Python bytes() Function

  • Python bytes() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Source
  • II. Encoding
  • III. Errors
  • Python bytes() return value
  • What does bytes() do in python?
  • I. Creating Object with bytes()
  • II. Python bytes() Indexing
  • III. Python bytes() Slicing
  • IV. Python bytes() Concatenation
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Python chr() Function

  • Python chr() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python chr() return value
  • What Does Python chr() do?
  • I. Creating Object with chr()
  • II. Python chr() Character Range
  • III. Python chr() Character Out of Range
  • Converting Different data types to chr()
  • I. Integer to chr()
  • II. Python chr() to Integer
  • III. Float to chr()
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Python classmethod() Function

  • Python classmethod() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python classmethod() return value
  • What does Python classmethod() do?
  • I. Python Classmethod() Object Creation
  • II. Python @classmethod Decorator
  • III. Understanding the __call__ classmethod()
  • V. Class-Level Variables with classmethods()
  • VI. Python classmethod() with Inherited Methods
  • VII. Factory Method Using classmethod()
  • Python classmethod() and Non Primitive Datatypes
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Python compile() Function

  • What is Python compile() Function?
  • Python compile() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Source
  • II. Filename
  • III. Mode
  • a.exec:
  • b.eval:
  • c.single:
  • Python compile() Return Value
  • What does compile() Function Do?
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Python complex() Function

  • Python complex() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Real
  • II. Imag
  • Python complex() Return Value
  • What does complex() do in Python?
  • I. Python complex() Object Creation
  • II. Creating complex numbers with complex()
  • III. Creating Complex Number without complex()
  • Converting Other Data Types Using complex()
  • I. Converting Integers to Complex Number
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Python dict() Function

  • Python dict() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Keyword Arguments (kwargs)
  • II. Mapping Object
  • III. Iterable
  • Python dict() Return Value
  • What Does dict() Function Do?
  • I. Creation of dict() Object
  • II. Deep-Copying Dictionaries with dict()
  • III. Using zip() with dict()
  • Handling Different Data Types with dict()
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Python dir() Function

  • Python dir() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python dir() Return Value
  • What Does dir() Function Do?
  • I. Python dir() with Arguments
  • II. Python dir() without Arguments
  • III. Python dir() with Modules
  • IV. Python dir() with Function Attributes
  • Python dir() and Non-Primitive Datatype
  • I. Python dir() with List
  • II. Python dir() with Tuple
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Python divmod() Function

  • Python divmod() Syntax and Parameters
  • Python divmod() Return Value
  • What Does divmod() Function Do?
  • I. Python divmod() with Integer Arguments
  • II. Python divmod() with Float Arguments
  • III. Python divmod() with Negative Numbers
  • IV. Python divmod() with Non-Numeric Arguments
  • V. Python divmod() with Complex Number Arguments
  • VI. Python divmod() with Conditional Statements
  • Python divmod() with Non-Primitive Datatype
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Python enumerate() Function

  • What is a the Purpose of enumerate() ?
  • Python enumerate() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Iterable
  • II. Start (optional)
  • Python enumerate() Return Value
  • What Does enumerate() do in Python?
  • I. Creating a enumerate() Object
  • II. Enumerate() Start Position: 0 or 1
  • III. Adding Counter to Iterable with enumerate()
  • Python enumerate() with Non-Primitive Datatype
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Python eval() Function

  • Python eval() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Expression
  • II. Globals (optional)
  • III. Locals (optional)
  • Python eval() Return Value
  • What Does eval() Function Do?
  • I. Creating an eval() Object
  • II. Evaluating Expressions using eval()
  • III. Boolean Expressions using eval()
  • IV. Checking Conditions using eval()
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Python filter() Function

  • What is the Purpose of filter() ?
  • Python filter() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Function
  • II. Iterable
  • Python filter() Return Value
  • What Does filter() Function Do?
  • I. Creation of filter() Object
  • II. Using None as a Function Inside filter()
  • III. Python filter() with Lambda Function
  • IV. Python filter() with While Loop
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Python frozenset() Function

  • Python frozenset() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python frozenset() Return Value
  • I. Creating A frozenset() Object
  • II. Python frozenset() with list
  • III. Python frozenset() with Set
  • IV. Python frozenset() with Dictionary
  • Performing Set Operations with frozenset()
  • I. Union of frozenset() Function
  • II. Intersection of frozenset() Function
  • III. Difference of frozenset() Function
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Python globals() Function

  • Python globals() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python globals() Return Value
  • I. Creating a globals() Object
  • II. Python globals() with Global Variables
  • III. The globals(): Insights into the Current Module
  • IV. Python globals() with Conditional Statements
  • Python globals() Advanced Examples
  • I. Python globals() with Lists
  • II. Python globals() with Tuples
  • III. Difference between globals() and locals()
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Python hash() Function

  • Python hash() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python hash() Return Value
  • Python hash() For Immutable Object
  • I. Python hash() with Immutable Integers
  • II. Python hash() with Immutable Float
  • III. Python hash() with Immutable Frozenset
  • IV. Python hash() with Immutable Tuple Object
  • Python hash() for Mutable Object
  • I. Python hash() with Mutable List Object
  • II. Python hash() for Mutable Dictionary Object
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Python id() Function

  • Python id() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python id() Return Value
  • I. Creation of id() Object
  • II. Python id() for Object Identification
  • Using id() with Different Object Types
  • I. Python id() with Strings
  • II. Python id() with Float
  • Python id() Advanced Examples
  • I. Python id() with Set
  • II. Python id() with Tuple
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Python isinstance() Function

  • Python isinstance() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Object
  • II. Type
  • Python isinstance() Return Value
  • I. Creation of isinstance() Object
  • II. Python isinstance() with Float
  • III. Using isinstance() for Type Checking and Validation
  • IV. Python isinstance() with User-Defined Classes
  • V. Python isinstance() Time Complexity
  • Python isinstance() Advanced Examples
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Python issubclass() Function

  • What is a Purpose of issubclass() Function?
  • Python issubclass() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Class_to_check
  • II. Potential_base_class
  • Python issubclass() Return Value
  • I. Creation of issubclass() Object
  • II. Python issubclass() with Integer
  • III. Handling TypeError in issubclass()
  • IV. Python issubclass() for User-Defined Classes
  • Python issubclass() Advanced Examples
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Python iter() Function

  • Python iter() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python iter() Return Value
  • I. Creation of iter() Object
  • II. Python iter() with Strings
  • III. Python iter() with Sentinel Parameter
  • IV. Python iter() with Range
  • Python iter() Advanced Examples
  • I. Python iter() with Tuple
  • II. Python iter() with Set
  • III. Custom Iteration with the iter()
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Python len() Function

  • What is a Purpose of len() Function?
  • Python len() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python len() Return Value
  • I. Creation of the len() Object
  • II. Python len() with Float
  • III. Python len() with Complex Number
  • IV. Python len() with Bytes
  • V. Python len() with Range
  • Python len() Advanced Examples
  • I. Python len() with Tuple
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Python List Function

  • Python List Function Syntax and Parameter
  • Python list() Return Value
  • I. Creation of list() Object
  • II. Python list() with Integer
  • III. Python list() with Float
  • IV. Python list() with User Input
  • V. Python list() with Conditional Statement
  • Python list() Advanced Examples
  • I. Modifying and Manipulating list()
  • II. Crafting a List from a Tuple
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Python map() Function

  • Python map() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Function
  • II. Iterable
  • Python map() Return Value
  • I. Creation of map() Object
  • II. Python map() with Lambda
  • III. Handling Uneven Lengths in map() Input
  • IV. Python map() with Conditional Statement
  • Python map() Advanced Examples
  • I. Python map() with Dictionary
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Python max() Function

  • Python max() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Iterable
  • II. Key (Optional)
  • III. Default (Optional)
  • Python max() Return Value
  • I. Creation of max() Object
  • II. Python max() with Floats
  • III. Python max() Index
  • IV. Handling Empty Iterables with max()
  • V. Python max() with Conditional Statement
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Python min() Function

  • Python min() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python min() Return Value
  • I. Creation of min() Object
  • II. Python min() with Complex Numbers
  • III. Value Error in min()
  • IV. Using min() for Multi-Criteria Minimum Values
  • Python min() Advanced Examples
  • I. Python min() with Conditional Statement
  • II. Python min() with Dictionary
  • III. Python min() Function with Objects
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Python memoryview() Function

  • Python memoryview() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python memoryview() Return Value
  • I. Creating a memoryview() Object
  • II. Python memoryview() with Large Data
  • III. Memoryview() with Data Type and Object Compatibility
  • IV. Data Manipulation with memoryview()
  • Python memoryview() Advanced Examples
  • I. Memoryview() Connection to Slices and Subarrays
  • II. Python memoryview() to Bytes
  • III. Python memoryview() with While Loop
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Python next() Function

  • Python next() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Iterator
  • II. Default (optional)
  • Python next() Return Value
  • I. Creation of next() Object
  • II. Python next() with String
  • III. Passing Default Value to next()
  • IV. Next() Performance with Large Data Sets
  • V. Python next() StopIteration
  • Python next() Advanced Examples
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Python ord() Function

  • Python ord() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python ord() Return Value
  • I. Creation of ord() Object
  • II. Ord() for Unicode Character Code Retrieval
  • III. Handling Non-ASCII and Special Characters with ord()
  • IV. Error Condition while Using ord()
  • Python ord() Advanced Examples
  • I. Character Manipulation using ord()
  • II. Python ord() with Tuple
  • III. Handling Complex Characters with ord()
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Python range() Function

  • Python range() Syntax and Parameters
  • I. Start
  • II. Stop
  • III. Step
  • Python range() Return Value
  • I. Creation of range() Object
  • II. Customizing range() with Start, Stop, and Step
  • III. Python range() Reverse
  • IV. Concatenating Two range() Sequences with itertools.chain()
  • V. Python range() with While Loop
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Python repr() Function

  • Python repr() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python repr() Return Value
  • I. Creation of repr() Object
  • II. Python repr() for Object String Representation
  • III. Python repr() with Float
  • IV. Python repr() with Complex Number
  • Python repr() Advanced Examples
  • I. Python repr() with User-Defined Classes
  • II. Python repr() with Tuple
  • III. Python repr() with Set
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Python reversed() Function

  • Python reversed() Syntax and Parameter
  • Python reversed() Return Value
  • I. Creation of reversed() Object
  • II. Reversing Element Order with reversed()
  • III. Python reversed() with Float
  • IV. Python reversed() with Range
  • V. Reversed() with Slicing and Indexing
  • Python reversed() Advanced Examples
  • I. Python reversed() with While Loop
  • II. Reversed() with Custom-Defined Classes
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