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This document contains a list of 12 basic Python programs presented by Akhil Kaushik, an Assistant Professor from TIT Bhiwani. The programs cover topics such as adding numbers, taking user input, adding different data types, calculator operations, comparisons, logical operations, bitwise operations, assignment operations, swapping numbers, random number generation, and working with dates and times. Contact information for Akhil Kaushik is provided at the top and bottom of the document.
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