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python1 (intro to python).py

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-# module 1
 # Let's Start
+
 # my first python programme -this is called comment.
 # print-it is a command.
 # "hello world"-it is string of text.

python10 (if statement).py

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-# module 10
 # if statement
+
 answer = input("Do you buy a ice-cream for me? (yes/no)\n")
 if answer =="yes": # if statement allows us to specify code that only executes if a specific condition is true.
     print("Of course. Why not?") # we have to press TAB before writing down print command.

python11 (if statement in complex situation).py

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-# module 11
 # using if statement in complex situation
 
 # elif

python12 (for loop).py

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-# module 12
-
 # Repeating events
-# Using loop
+# Using for loop
+
 import turtle # turtle is a library that helps us to draw.
 turtle.color("blue")
 turtle.forward(100)
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                 print("found!")
                 continue
         print(n)   
-# continue will skip to next value of the loop.
+# continue will skip to next value of the loop.
+
+turtle.done()

python13 (while loop).py

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-# module 13
 # repeating events until they have done.
 # using while loop
+
 answer="0"
 while answer != "4":  # while loop allows us to execute our code until a perticular condition is true.
     answer=input("what is 2 + 2 ?")

python14 (lists).py

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-# module 14
 # lists
 
 guests=["Shawki","Ramos","Ronaldo","Marcelo"]

python15 (writing files with python).py

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-# module 15
 # working with files
 
 # how do we write a file with code?

python16 (reading from files).py

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-# module 16
 # reading from file
 
 # how do we read the file content?

python17 (dictionary).py

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-# module 17
 # using dictionary in python
 
 # how to open a dictionary.

python18 (sets).py

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-# module 18
 # sets
 
 # what is a set?

python19 (tuples).py

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-# module 19
 # tuples
 
 # tuples are pretty much simmilar to list.

python2 (displaying text and string).py

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-# module 2
 # displaying text
 
 #to make multiple line we can- 1.add \n in the string or, 2.use print command again and again.\n means newline.

python20 (functions).py

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-# module 20
 # functions
 
 # what will funtions do for us?

python21 (error handling).py

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-# module 21
 # error handling
 
 # Things go wrong in programmes as well.

python22 (slicing).py

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-# module 22
 # slicing
 
 # slicing list 

python23 (map, filter, reduce functions).py

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-# module 23
 # map, filter & reduce function.
 
 # map function

python24 (lambda expression).py

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-# module 24
 # lambda expression
+
 # lambda expression is a special kind of function which doesnt have any name.
 # it is also called anonymous function.
 # lambda expression always return the value, it doesnt print it.

python26 (Counter Class).py

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-# module 26
 # Counter Class
 
 # In different programming problems, sometimes we have to keep a count of different items in our list.

python27 (Iterables, Generators and yeild).py

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-# Module 27
 # Iterables, Generators and yeild function
 
 # QUESTION: 

python28 ( 5 common mistakes in python).py

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-# module 28
 # 5 common mistakes in python.
 
 # mistake 1

python29 (10 Quick tips for python coders).py

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-# module 29
 # 10 quick tips for python coders.
 
 # tip 1

python3 (finding mistakes).py

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-# module 3
 # Finding mistakes
+
 # Its a common thing to have mistakes in your code. But we have to find the mistakes and solve it.
 # The first thing that help us for finding our mistakes is colour. So, colour coding is very important.
 

python30 (more tips).py

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-# module 30
 # more tips
 
 # tip1

python31 (range vs xrange).py

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-# module 31
 # range() vs xrange()
 
 # in python2, there are 2 functions range and x range()

python32 (array).py

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-# module 32
 # Array
 
 # array ia simmilar with lists in python.

python33 (decorators).py

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-# module 33
 # decorators
 
 # we have to learn first class function and closures concept first to learn decorators.

python33_extra (decorators with arguements).py

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-# module 33_extra
+# extra
 # decorators with arguements
 
 # it is a very important concept that we will see time to time.

python34 (if __name__).py

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-# module 34
-# if __name__=="__main__"
+# if __name__ == "__main__":
 
 # this is something that we probably going to see a lot in python.
 

python35 (hiding secret keys).py

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-# module 35
 # hiding secret keys.
 
 # we will learn how we can save seccret keys in environment variable and use that in our python module.

python36 (namedtuple).py

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-# module 36
 # namedtuple
 
 # in this module, we will look what is namedtuple? and why we should use them?

python37 (Image Manipulation).py

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-# module 37
 # image manipulation with pillow.
 
 # in this series we will look at the pillow library for python.

python38 (Turtle).py

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-# module 38
 # turtle library
 
 # turtle graphics is basically nice and easy tool that allows us to make fun little animation with coding.

python39 (Duck Typing & EAFP).py

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-# python 39
 # duck typing and asking forgiveness, not permission (EAFP)
 
 # in this module, we will go over couple of aspects of being pythonic.

python4 (strings and variables).py

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-# module 4
 # Strings and Variables
+
 # The input function allows you to specify a massage to display and returns the value typed in by user.
 # We use a variable to remember the value entered by the user.
 # name = is a variable.

python40 (logging basics).py

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-# module 40
 # logging basics
 
 # we can do lots of things in logging in python.

python41 (logging advanced).py

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-# module 41
 # advanced logging
 
 # in this module, we will learn about loggers, different handlers and some other things.

python5 (manipulating code).py

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-# module 5
 # manipulate the contents of variables.
+
 # lower, upper, swapcase are different string functions.
 
 message="Hello world"

python6 (solving math with python).py

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-# module 6
 # Solving math
 
 # addition +            exp: 5+1=6

python7 (programmer-user interaction).py

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-# module 7
 # asking user to input number 
 
 # there are functions to convert from one datatype to another.

python8 (working with dates).py

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-# module 8
 # Working with dates
 
 import datetime # the import statement gives us access to the functionality of datetime module. It is actually means to avialable any module.

python9 (working with time).py

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-# module 9
-# working with times
+# working with time
+
 import datetime
 current_time=datetime.datetime.now()# the part after "=" is the code which access the current_time in our code. Now is a function which returns present time.
 print(current_time)

pythonLast (Advanced python).py

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-# module last
 # advanced python
 
 # what is advanced python?