Getting Started
Introduction to Python
Getting Started
Comments
Variables
Data Types
Type Casting
Input and Output
Operators
Strings
Booleans
Conditional Statements
While Loop
For Loop
Loop Control Statements
Lists
Tuples
Sets
Dictionaries
Functions
Function Arguments and Return Values
Variable Scope
Recursion
Lambda Functions
Arrays and Python Lists
Modules
Dates and Math
String Formatting
File Handling
Try and Except
Classes and Objects
Inheritance
Iterators
JSON
RegEx
Getting Started
Beginner Python tutorials usually start with installation, writing the first program, running code from an editor or interpreter, and understanding Python syntax rules.
Ways to run Python
- Python interpreter: For running quick commands.
- Code editor: Such as VS Code or Thonny.
- IDE (Integrated Development Environment): Such as PyCharm.
Basic Syntax Rules
- Python uses indentation to define code blocks.
- Proper spacing improves readability.
- Keywords and variable names are case-sensitive.
Example
name = "Ramesh"
print(name)Explanation: In this example, name is a variable storing the text "Ramesh," and print() outputs it to the console.
Example
Executing...
❌ Error:
✅ Output:
// Click Run ▶ to execute