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Python-Cheat Sheet - BASIC

This document is a cheat sheet for Python basics, covering essential concepts such as comments, string concatenation, data types, indexing, and various string methods. It includes examples for each concept, demonstrating how to use functions like len(), lower(), print(), and operators. Additionally, it explains variable assignment and string manipulation techniques like slicing, replacing, and stripping.

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Python-Cheat Sheet - BASIC

This document is a cheat sheet for Python basics, covering essential concepts such as comments, string concatenation, data types, indexing, and various string methods. It includes examples for each concept, demonstrating how to use functions like len(), lower(), print(), and operators. Additionally, it explains variable assignment and string manipulation techniques like slicing, replacing, and stripping.

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Module 1 Cheat Sheet: Python Basics
Package/Method Description Code Example

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Comments Comments are lines of text that are ignored by the Python interpreter when executing the code<./td>
1. # This is a comment
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1. concatenated_string = string1 + string2


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Concatenation Combines (concatenates) strings. Example:

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1. result = "Hello" + " John"</td>


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Data Types - Integer - Float - Boolean - String Example:

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1. x=7

2. # Integer Value

3. y=12.4

4. # Float Value

5. is_valid = True

6. # Boolean Value

7. is_valid = False

8. # Boolean Value

9. F_Name = "John"

10. # String Value


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Indexing Accesses character at a specific index.
1. my_string="Hello"

2. char = my_string[0]
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len() Returns the length of a string. Syntax:

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1. len(string_name)
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1. my_string="Hello"

2. length = len(my_string)
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lower() Converts string to lowercase.
1. my_string="Hello"

2. uppercase_text = my_string.lower()
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print() Prints the message or variable inside `()`.
1. print("Hello, world")

2. print(a+b)
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Python Operators - Addition (+): Adds two values together. Example:


- Subtraction (-): Subtracts one value from another.
- Multiplication (*): Multiplies two values. 1. 1
- Division (/): Divides one value by another, returns a float.
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- Floor Division (//): Divides one value by another, returns the quotient as an integer.
- Modulo (%): Returns the remainder after division. 3. 3

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1. x = 9 y = 4

2. result_add= x + y # Addition
3. result_sub= x - y # Subtraction

4. result_mul= x * y # Multiplication

5. result_div= x / y # Division

6. result_fdiv= x // y # Floor Division

7. result_mod= x % y # Modulo</td>
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replace() Replaces substrings. 1. my_string="Hello"

2. new_text = my_string.replace("Hello",

"Hi")
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1. substring = string_name[start:end]
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Slicing Extracts a portion of the string.

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1. my_string="Hello" substring =

my_string[0:5]
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split() Splits string into a list based on a delimiter. Example:

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1. my_string="Hello"
2. split_text = my_string.split(",")
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strip() Removes leading/trailing whitespace.
1. my_string="Hello"

2. trimmed = my_string.strip()
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upper() Converts string to uppercase.
1. my_string="Hello"

2. uppercase_text = my_string.upper()
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1. variable_name = value
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Variable Assignment Assigns a value to a variable. 1. 1

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1. name="John" # assigning John to variable

name

2. x = 5 # assigning 5 to variable x
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