PYTHON INTRO
History
• 1980 by Van Rossum
• First released in 2008
• First version as python 3, 3.1,3.2 etc current is 3.10
• Easy to use
• High readability of code
WHY PYTHON
• Designed for clear, logical code easy to read and learn
• Existing libraries and framework help in vide range of task
• Optimize developer time than computation time
AUTOMATING SIMPLE TASK LIKE
WEBSITE
• Backend of a website and user data (Django and Flask)
• Create interactive Dashboard for users (plotty & Dash)
• Search for files and edit
• Scarping from website
• Reading and editing excel file
• Work on pdf file
• Automate emails and text messages
• Fill out forms
DATA SCIENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING
• Analyse large data files (num,pi & pandas)
• Create visualizations (seabourne & matplotib)
• Perform machine learning tasks
• Create and run predictive algorithms (psyhic learn & tensor Flow)
DATA TYPES
• integers
• Floating points
• string
• Lists
• Dictionaries
• Tuples
• Sets
• booleans

python ppt.pptx

  • 1.
    PYTHON INTRO History • 1980by Van Rossum • First released in 2008 • First version as python 3, 3.1,3.2 etc current is 3.10 • Easy to use • High readability of code
  • 2.
    WHY PYTHON • Designedfor clear, logical code easy to read and learn • Existing libraries and framework help in vide range of task • Optimize developer time than computation time
  • 3.
    AUTOMATING SIMPLE TASKLIKE WEBSITE • Backend of a website and user data (Django and Flask) • Create interactive Dashboard for users (plotty & Dash) • Search for files and edit • Scarping from website • Reading and editing excel file • Work on pdf file • Automate emails and text messages • Fill out forms
  • 4.
    DATA SCIENCE ANDMACHINE LEARNING • Analyse large data files (num,pi & pandas) • Create visualizations (seabourne & matplotib) • Perform machine learning tasks • Create and run predictive algorithms (psyhic learn & tensor Flow)
  • 5.
    DATA TYPES • integers •Floating points • string • Lists • Dictionaries • Tuples • Sets • booleans