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The document is a Jupyter Notebook containing a workshop on data analysis using Python. It covers topics such as printing, keywords, comments, variables, data types, and type conversions in Python. Various code snippets demonstrate these concepts, including examples of single and multiline comments, variable assignments, and type conversions.
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12 06 2024 Jupyter Notebook

The document is a Jupyter Notebook containing a workshop on data analysis using Python. It covers topics such as printing, keywords, comments, variables, data types, and type conversions in Python. Various code snippets demonstrate these concepts, including examples of single and multiline comments, variable assignments, and type conversions.
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In [1]: 1 print("data analysis workshop")

data analysis workshop

In [2]: 1 print('python')

python

In [4]: 1 print('57923*^*()')

57923*^*()

In [9]: 1 # how to print keywords in python


2 import keyword
3 print([Link])

['False', 'None', 'True', 'and', 'as', 'assert', 'async', 'await', 'brea


k', 'class', 'continue', 'def', 'del', 'elif', 'else', 'except', 'finall
y', 'for', 'from', 'global', 'if', 'import', 'in', 'is', 'lambda', 'nonloc
al', 'not', 'or', 'pass', 'raise', 'return', 'try', 'while', 'with', 'yiel
d']

In [10]: 1 # length of the keywords


2 import keyword
3 print(len([Link]))

35

comments
single line comment
multiline comment

In [13]: 1 # - single line comment


2 # print('hello world')
3 print('hiii')

hiii

In [1]: 1 # multiline comment


2 '''jytuytuy
3 hgyugyugtuy
4 uituytuytuyyu
5 '''
6 print('hii')

hii

1 - Variable
2 - which is used to store the data
3
4 - Rules
5 - Should starts with alphabets
6 - Shouldn't starts with digits and special symbols except

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7 (_) underscore
8 - Shouldn't use keywords as variable names
9 - Shouldn't use spaces

In [2]: 1 a = 7
2 a

Out[2]: 7

In [4]: 1 a5 = 89
2 a5

Out[4]: 89

In [6]: 1 _g = 75
2 _g

Out[6]: 75

In [7]: 1 True = 6
2 True

File "<ipython-input-7-44f9c9a63843>", line 1


True = 6
^
SyntaxError: can't assign to keyword

In [9]: 1 a_b = 8
2 a_b

Out[9]: 8

In [13]: 1 a,b,c=8,9,4
2 print(a,b,c)

8 9 4

1 - Datatypes
2 - int - 67,89,236546
3 - float - 8.9,5.9,4.9......
4 - str - 'a','python'
5 - bool - True,False
6 - complex - a+bj

In [14]: 1 # integer
2 # static way of input
3 s = 78687687
4 s

Out[14]: 78687687

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In [15]: 1 f = 78.8
2 f

Out[15]: 78.8

In [21]: 1 h = 89.8
2 print(type(h))

<class 'float'>

In [19]: 1 d = int(input('enter any number: '))


2 d

enter any number: 67

Out[19]: 67

In [23]: 1 f = float(input())
2 f

7656

Out[23]: 7656.0

In [24]: 1 g = str(input())
2 g

vanitha

Out[24]: 'vanitha'

In [25]: 1 g1 = input()
2 g1

python

Out[25]: 'python'

In [26]: 1 j = complex(input())
2 j

Out[26]: (8+0j)

In [ ]: 1 - Type Conversions
2 ​
3 - syntax
4
5 - int - int(variable_name)
6 - float - float(variable_name)
7 - str - str(variable_name)
8

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In [28]: 1 # int to float


2 a = 7
3 print(a,type(a))
4 a1 = float(a)
5 print(a1,type(a1))

7 <class 'int'>
7.0 <class 'float'>

In [29]: 1 # float to integer


2 f = 8.9
3 print(f,type(f))
4 f1 = int(f)
5 print(f1,type(f1))

8.9 <class 'float'>


8 <class 'int'>

In [30]: 1 # int to str


2 j = 899
3 print(j,type(j))
4 h = str(j)
5 print(h,type(h))

899 <class 'int'>


899 <class 'str'>

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