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Chapter 1: Python Basics

1.1 Python Basics

1.1.1 Python Basics

1.1.2 Python Basics

1.1.3 Type Conversion (int() / float() / str())

1.2 Variables and Naming Conventions

1.2.1 Variable Definition and Assignment

1.2.2 Multiple Variable Assignment

1.2.3 Naming Conventions (snake_case)

1.3 Input and Output

1.3.1 Basic Output with print()

1.3.2 Getting User Input with input()

1.3.3 Formatted Output with f-Strings

Chapter 2: Control Flow

2.1 Logical Operations

2.1.1 Comparison Operators (== != > < >= <=)

2.1.2 Logical Operators (and / or / not)

2.1.3 Boolean Values and Condition Evaluation

2.2 Conditional Statements

2.2.1 The if Statement

2.2.2 The if-else Structure

2.2.3 The if-elif-else Chain

2.3 Loops

2.3.1 The while Loop

2.3.2 The for Loop

2.3.3 Loop Control Statements (break / continue / pass)

Chapter 3: Data Structures

3.1 Lists

3.1.1 List Definition and Access

3.1.2 Common List Methods (append / pop / sort)

3.1.3 List Comprehension

3.2 Tuples

3.2.1 Tuple Definition and Immutability

3.2.2 Tuple Unpacking

3.2.3 Tuples vs Lists

3.3 Dictionaries

3.3.1 Key–Value Structure

3.3.2 Common Dictionary Methods (keys / values / items)

3.3.3 Iterating Over Dictionaries

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2.1 Logical Operations

Logical operations are used to compare values and combine conditions.
They form the basis of decision-making in Python programs.

This section introduces comparison operators, logical operators, and boolean values.

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