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Python programming basic Presentation.pptx
- 1. Introduction to Python A Beginner's Guide Presented by: [Your Name] College Name: [Your College]
- 2. What is Python? • - Python is a high-level programming language. • - Created by Guido van Rossum in 1991. • - It is easy to read and write, similar to English. • - Used in web development, data science, AI, automation, etc.
- 3. Why Learn Python? • - Simple & Easy to Learn • - Free & Open Source • - Works on Windows, Mac, and Linux • - Huge Community Support • - Used in multiple fields (Web, AI, Data Science, etc.)
- 4. Features of Python • - Interpreted (Executes line by line) • - Dynamically Typed (No need to declare types) • - Cross-Platform (Runs on multiple OS) • - Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) support
- 5. Writing Your First Python Code • print("Hello, World!") • - `print()` is used to display output.
- 6. Variables and Data Types • - Variables store values and Python decides their type automatically. • Example: • name = 'Kai' # String • age = 20 # Integer • height = 5.9 # Float • is_student = True # Boolean
- 7. Operators in Python • - Arithmetic Operators: +, -, *, /, %, ** • - Comparison Operators: >, <, ==, != • - Logical Operators: and, or, not • - Assignment Operators: =, +=, -=, *=, /= • - Identity & Membership Operators: is, in
- 8. Conditional Statements (If-Else) • - Used to make decisions in Python. • Example: • marks = 85 • if marks >= 50: • print('You Passed!') • else: • print('You Failed!')
- 9. Loops in Python • - `for` loop: Used for fixed repetitions • - `while` loop: Repeats until condition is False • Example: • for i in range(5): • print(i)
- 10. Lists in Python • - Lists are used to store multiple values. • Example: • fruits = ['Apple', 'Banana', 'Cherry'] • print(fruits[0]) # Apple • print(len(fruits)) # 3
- 11. Functions in Python • - Functions allow code reuse. • Example: • def greet(name): • return 'Hello, ' + name • print(greet('Kai'))
- 12. Python Applications • - Web Development (Django, Flask) • - Data Science (Pandas, NumPy) • - Machine Learning (TensorFlow, PyTorch) • - Automation & Scripting • - Game Development
- 13. Conclusion • - Python is easy to learn and powerful. • - Used in various fields like Web, AI, and Data Science. • - Keep practicing to master Python!
- 14. Thank You! • Any Questions?