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Python Fundamentals

Python Introduction History of Python Installing Python Running Python Programs Python Syntax Python Comments Python Variables Data Types Type Casting User Input Output Formatting

Python Operators

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Conditional Statements

If Statements Elif Statement Nested Conditions if-else Statement

Loop & Control Statements

for Loop while Loop Nested Loops Break Continue Pass Statement Loop Else

Data Structures

String

What is String String Basics String Methods String Formatting f-Strings String Slicing Unicode

Lists

Lists Access List Items List Slicing

Python Fundamentals

Python Introduction History of Python Installing Python Running Python Programs Python Syntax Python Comments Python Variables Data Types Type Casting User Input Output Formatting

Python Operators

Python Operators Arithmetic Operators Assignment Operators Comparison Operators Logical Operators Identity Operators Membership Operators Bitwise Operators Operator Precedence

Conditional Statements

If Statements Elif Statement Nested Conditions if-else Statement

Loop & Control Statements

for Loop while Loop Nested Loops Break Continue Pass Statement Loop Else

Data Structures

String

What is String String Basics String Methods String Formatting f-Strings String Slicing Unicode

Lists

Lists Access List Items List Slicing

Unicode

Unicode allows Python strings to represent characters from different languages and symbols.

Key Points

Python 3 uses Unicode by default.
Supports emojis, special symbols, and international languages.

Example 1:

text = "नमस्ते"
print(text)

Output

नमस्ते

Example 2:

emoji = "😊"
print(emoji)

Output

 😊

Example 3

print(ord("A"))

Output

Example 4

print(chr(65))

Output

Unicode Escape Sequence

heart = "\u2764"
print(heart)

❤