SLASH MARK

A Full Semester Internship report on

PYTHON PROGRAMMING
Submitted in a partial fulfillment for the award of the degree

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY

IN

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

Submitted by
ATMAKUR THARUN
KUMAR
(20G21A0415)
Under the esteemed Guidance of
V
Associate Professor, Dept. of ECE
DEPARTMENT OF
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
AUDISANKARA COLLEGE OF ENGINEEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

(Autonomous)

Accredited by NAAC with ‘A+’ Grade| Accredited by

NBA
Approved by AICTE | Affiliated to JNTUA

NH5 Bypass Road,Gudur–524101,Tirupati(DT.)

Andhra Pradesh
www.audisankara.ac.in
2023-2024
COMPANY/ORGANIZATIONPROFILE

Company name: SLASHMARK

Company logo:

About us:
Kotha Mukesh Rajis the founder and CEO of Slash Mark IT Startup. Slash Mark is an IT services
and consulting company that aims to improve engineering education and life skills. Slash Mark is an
IT startup that offers unpaid internships and virtual learning experiences. The company's goal is to
improve engineering education and life skills, while making education more accessible and
affordable. Slash Mark's internships offer hands-on opportunities to work on both minor and major
projects. The company's virtual internships are approved by AICTE and APSCHE-LMS-E Pragati.
Interns can earn a certificate and gain experience that can help them grow both personally and
professionally.
Websites:

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igsh=MWtzbzA1Mzd5ZnhyNw==https://sla shmark.cloud/

Contact:8500825294

Headquarters:
Nelson Mandela Road, Vasant Kunj, NewDelhi-110069.

Location:
H.No16-2-M/22,MIG-22/1,3rdfloor, RS Complex, Near Charmas Show Room, Hyder Nagar,
Kukatpally, Hyderabad, Telangana 500072

Overview:
Slash mark is devoted to enhancing engineering education and life skills, and we are un wave ring in
our commitment to making quality education more affordable and accessible to all. Website
https://slashmark.cloud/ External link for Slash Mark IT Startup. Industry IT Services and IT
Consulting.Whether it's contributing to small-scale tasks or tackling substantial projects.
 Domain Name: PYTHON PROGRAMMING
INTERNSHIP:
Beginner-Friendly : Python's syntax is clear, concise, and resembles natural

language, making it highly accessible for beginners with no prior programming

experience. This simplicity reduces the barrier to entry for students who are learning to
code for the first time.
Readability :Python's emphasis on read ability promotes good coding practices
and helps students focus on understanding the logic behind the code
rather than getting bogged down in syntax complexities. This
readability also aids educators in teaching
programming concepts effectively.
Versatility :Python's versatility allows educators to teach a wide range of
programming concepts and applications. Whether it's basic programming
fundamentals, data analysis, web development, artificial intelligence, or scientific
computing, Python can be adapted to suit various educational goals and curricula.
Active Community and Resources: Python's popularity has led to a thriving
community of educators, developers, and enthusiasts who create and share educational
resources such as tutorials, courses, books, and coding challenges.
Real-WorldRelevance:Python's wide spread use in industry ensures that students
Are learning a programming language that is highly relevant in the job market.
Teaching Python equips students with skills that are directly applicable to
various fields, increasing their employ ability and career prospects.

Project-Based Learning :Python's ease of use and versatility make it ideal for

project-based learning approaches, where students can apply their knowledge to

solve real-world problems or create their own projects. Project-based learning
fosters creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration skills among students.
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PYTHON INTERN(Python A versatile, high-level programming language renowned for
its simplicity and readability. Widely used across diverse domains, from web
Development to data science and artificial intelligence)

ABSTRACT

Python A versatile, high-level programming language renowned for its simplicity and
readability. Widely used across diverse domains, from web development to data
science and artificial intelligence. Known for its extensive standard library and vibrant
community support, enabling rapid application development. Embracing an object
oriented paradigm, Python fosters modular and scalable code structures. Dynamic
typing and automatic memory management contribute to its user-friendly nature. With
cross- platform compatibility, Python stands as a robust choice for both beginners and
seasoned developers. Its interpretative nature facilitates quick testing and prototyping.
Whether crafting web applications, automating tasks, ordelving into machine learning,
Python remains a powerful tool in the programmer's toolkit.
Key features of Python include dynamic typing, automatic
memory management(garbage collection), and a large standard library. It's widely used
in various domains such as web development, data science, artificial intelligence, and
automation.
Python's syntax uses indentation to define code blocks, enhancing
readability. It has a straight forward and English-like syntax, making it beginner
friendly. Python's versatility, ease of learning, and extensive community support
contribute to its popularity among developers.

SOFTWARE HARDWARE TOOLS

Sure, here's a list of software tools commonly used in Python:

1. Visual Studio Code

2. Git Hub
 Internship Dairy

Name of the Student:D.PRASANNA

Mode of Internship: Online
Domain of the Internship: Python Programming Internship

Company Name: Slash Mark

S NO Day Date Name of the Day Topics/work completed

1 Day1 15-01-24 Monday Introduction of python Road slmap

2 Day2 16-01-24 Tuesday History of python

3 Day3 17-01-24 Wednesday Keywords, features

4 Day4 18-01-24 Thursday Installation and execution, Hello World

5 Day5 19-01-24 Friday Input and Output

6 Day6 22-01-24 Monday practice

7 Day7 23-01-24 Tuesday Data types Introduction

8 Day8 24-02-24 Wednesday Data types in depth

9 Day9 25-01-24 Thursday Variables and constants

10 Day10 26-01-24 Friday Number system

11 Day11 29-01-24 Monday Conversions

12 Day12 30-01-24 Tuesday Practice

13 Day13 31-01-24 Wednesday Integer Data type

14 Day14 01-02-24 Thursday Strings

15 Day15 02-02-24 Friday Operators Introduction

16 Day16 05-02-24 Monday Arithmetic & logical operators

17 Day17 06-02-24 Tuesday Relational and Assignment operators

18 Day18 07-02-24 Wednesday Increment and Decrement operators

19 Day19 08-02-24 Thursday Conditional Operator

20 Day20 09-02-24 Friday Example programs, practice

21 Day21 12-02-24 Monday Introduction to control statements

22 Day22 13-02-24 Tuesday If & If–else statement

23 Day23 14-02-24 Wednesday Example programs, practice

24 Day24 15-02-24 Thursday Nested if, else if ladder

25 Day25 16-02-24 Friday Example programs, practice

26 Day26 19-02-24 Monday Aptitude Class

27 Day27 20-02-24 Tuesday Switch case

28 Day28 21-02-24 Wednesday practice

29 Day29 22-02-24 Thursday Loops Introduction

30 Day30 23-02-24 Friday For Loop

31 Day31 26-02-24 Monday Example programs, practice

32 Day32 27-02-24 Tuesday Aptitude class

33 Day33 28-02-24 Wednesday While Loop

34 Day34 29-02-24 Thursday Practice

35 Day35 01-03-24 Friday Aptitude Assessment Test

36 Day36 04-03-24 Monday Do-While Loop

37 Day37 05-03-24 Tuesday Example programs, practice

38 Day 38 06-03-24 Wednesday Introduction of Functions

39 Day 39 07-03-24 Thursday Built-in-Functions

40 Day 40 08-03-24 Friday Practice

41 Day 41 11-03-24 Monday User–Define Functions

42 Day 42 12-03-24 Tuesday Anonymous functions

43 Day 43 13-03-24 Wednesday Example programs

44 Day 44 14-03-24 Thursday Modules introduction

45 Day 45 15-03-24 Friday Pre–defined and user-defined modules

46 Day 46 18-03-24 Monday Reloading of modules

47 Day 47 19-03-24 Tuesday Programming of modules

48 Day 48 20-03-24 Wednesday Packages

49 Day 49 21-03-24 Thursday Approaches to use packages

50 Day 50 22-03-24 Friday Programming on packages

51 Day 51 25-03-24 Monday Exception Handling introduction

52 Day 52 26-03-24 Tuesday Types of exceptions

53 Day 53 27-03-24 Wednesday Steps of development of exception handling

54 Day 54 28-03-24 Thursday Keywords of exception handling

55 Day 55 29-03-24 Friday Syntaxes of handling exceptions

56 Day 56 01-04-24 Monday Various forms of except block

57 Day 57 02-04-24 Tuesday Programming on exception handling

58 Day 58 03-04-24 Wednesday Practice

59 Day 59 04-04-24 Thursday Custom defined exception

60 Day 60 05-04-24 Friday Files and regular expressions

61 Day 61 08-04-24 Monday File input/output

Signature of the Student Signature of the Internal Guide HOD ECE