Introduction to python programming

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This document introduces Python by discussing its history and design, how to install it, the Python command line interface including lists and modules, introduction to GUI programming frameworks like GTK and widgets, and exception handling. It encourages learning Python by suggesting creative projects like games, lists, and downloading data to get experience with the language.

INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON

by
Kiran.V. [ @kiranvm ]
Nakul.E [ @NakulE ]

INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON

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About Python
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Python CLI
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Lists
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Modules
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Exception Handling
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Introduction To GUI Programming
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GUI Frameworks
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GTK
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GTK Widgets
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Glade
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References

Q: What Makes Python Different?

ANS: Lot Of Things

INSTALLATION

MAC OS and LINUX users, Please Don't Bother.

Windows Guys, Install it from

www.python.org

ABOUT PYTHON

Designed By Guido Van Rossum in 1991

Web Applications, Softwares, Games, Mobiles etc

Interpreted, Interactive, Object Oriented.

Portable over Hardware and Software platforms.

LISTS

Easy to work with arrangement of your data.

Eg:

movies=[“if only”,”hachiko”,”the prestige”]

MODULES

Modules let you organize your code for optimal sharing.

Simply a text file containing python code.

>>> Import random

#! /usr/bin/env python

“”” example for using a module “””

Import random

Print random.randint(1,100)

EXCEPTION HANDLING

Exceptions are Run-time Errors.

Traceback is python's way of reporting errors.

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1. INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON by Kiran.V. [ @kiranvm ] Nakul.E [ @NakulE ]

2. INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON ● About Python ● Python CLI ● Lists ● Modules ● Exception Handling ● Introduction To GUI Programming ● GUI Frameworks ● GTK ● GTK Widgets ● Glade ● References

3. Q: What Makes Python Different? ANS: Lot Of Things

4. INSTALLATION MAC OS and LINUX users, Please Don't Bother. Windows Guys, Install it from www.python.org

5. ABOUT PYTHON Designed By Guido Van Rossum in 1991 Web Applications, Softwares, Games, Mobiles etc Interpreted, Interactive, Object Oriented. Portable over Hardware and Software platforms.

6. LISTS Easy to work with arrangement of your data. Eg: movies=[“if only”,”hachiko”,”the prestige”]

9. FUNCTIONS

10. MODULES Modules let you organize your code for optimal sharing. Simply a text file containing python code. >>> Import random

12. #! /usr/bin/env python “”” example for using a module “”” Import random Print random.randint(1,100)

13. EXCEPTION HANDLING Exceptions are Run-time Errors. Traceback is python's way of reporting errors.

15. CREATIVE THINGS YOU SHOULD TRY!! ● Create a truth and dare game. ● Create your classmates birthday list ● Download entire results of your classmates ● Develop a simple game. And much more...

16. THANK YOU !!

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