Practice python

03_tuple.py

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+a = (1,45,342,3424,False, "Rihan", "Nihal")
+print(a)
+print(type(a))

4tuple_methods.py

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+a-(1,22,3,45,False,"RIhan")
+print(a)
+no = a.count(45)
+print(no)
+i=a.index(3424)
+print(i)
+print(len(a))

Chapter 2/rules for variable.py

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+a = 23
+
+aaa = 435
+
+Rihan = 34
+
+sameer = 45
+
+_samerr = 34
+
+# @sameer = 56 # Invalid due to @ symbol
+# s@meer # Invalid due to @ symbol

FileExplorer.Py

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+import os # 📦 Import the built-in 'os' module to interact with the operating system
+
+# 📂 Select the directory whose contents you want to list
+directory_path = '/' 
+# '/' means the root directory (top-most folder of the file system)
+# On Windows, this may raise an error. Example alternative: 'C:\\' or '.' (current folder)
+
+# 🧠 Use the os module to list the directory contents
+contents = os.listdir(directory_path)
+# os.listdir():
+# - Reads all files and folders inside the given directory
+# - Returns the result as a Python list of strings
+# - Each string is a file or folder name
+# - It does NOT give file sizes or details, only names
+
+# 🖨️ Print the contents of the directory
+print(contents)
+# print():
+# - Displays the list of files and folders on the screen

README.md

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-# The Ultimate Python Course
+## Python Learning & Practice Repository
 
-Welcome to [**The Ultimate Python Course!**](https://youtu.be/UrsmFxEIp5k)
+This repository is forked from CodeWithHarry's Python course.
+I use it to learn Python by rewriting examples,
+adding my own practice, notes, and small improvements.
 
-This course is designed to take you from a beginner to an advanced Python programmer. The repository contains all the source code, projects, problem sets, and additional resources to supplement your learning.
-This is a part of my video The Ultimate Python Couse. Refer to this [video](https://youtu.be/UrsmFxEIp5k) to watch my Python course
+### What I am doing here
+- Rewriting course code in my own way
+- Adding comments and explanations
+- Creating small practice programs
+- Learning Git and GitHub workflow
 
-## Table of Contents
-
-- [The Ultimate Python Course](#the-ultimate-python-course)
- - [Table of Contents](#table-of-contents)
- - [Introduction](#introduction)
- - [Chapters](#chapters)
- - [Projects](#projects)
- - [Problem Sets](#problem-sets)
- - [Additional Resources](#additional-resources)
- - [How to Use This Repository](#how-to-use-this-repository)
-
-## Introduction
-
-This repository is part of **The Ultimate Python Course** created by [CodeWithHarry](https://www.codewithharry.com/). The course aims to provide a comprehensive guide to learning Python programming.
-
-## Chapters
-
-The course is divided into several chapters, each focusing on different aspects of Python programming:
-
-- **Chapter 1: Modules, Comments & pip**
- - Writing the first Python program
- - Understanding modules
- - Using pip for package management
- - Using Python as a calculator
- - Comments in Python
-- **Chapter 2: Variables and Data Types**
- - Defining variables
- - Different data types in Python
- - Rules for choosing an identifier
- - Operators in Python
- - Using `type()` function and typecasting
- - `input()` function
-- **Chapter 3: Strings**
- - String slicing
- - Slicing with skip values
- - String functions
- - Escape sequence characters
-- **Chapter 4: Lists and Tuples**
- - List indexing
- - List methods
- - Tuples in Python
- - Tuple methods
-- **Chapter 5: Dictionary & Sets**
- - Properties of dictionaries
- - Dictionary methods
- - Sets in Python
- - Properties and operations on sets
-- **Chapter 6: Conditional Expression**
- - `if`, `else`, and `elif` statements
- - Relational and logical operators
-- **Chapter 7: Loops in Python**
- - `while` loop
- - `for` loop
- - `range()` function
- - `for` loop with `else`
- - Break, continue, and pass statements
-- **Chapter 8: Functions & Recursions**
- - Defining and calling functions
- - Recursion in Python
-- **Chapter 9: File I/O**
- - Reading and writing files
- - Working with directories
-- **Chapter 10: Object-Oriented Programming**
- - Classes and objects
- - Methods and attributes
-- **Chapter 11: Inheritance & More on OOPs**
- - Inheritance
- - Polymorphism
- - Operator overloading
-- **Chapter 12: Advanced Python 1**
- - Newly added features in Python
- - Walrus operator
- - Advanced type hints
- - Match case
- - Dictionary merge & update operators
- - Exception handling enhancements
- - Global keyword and enumerate function
- - List comprehensions
-- **Chapter 13: Advanced Python 2**
- - Virtual environments
- - Lambda functions
- - String methods: `join` and `format`
- - Functional programming: `map`, `filter`, and `reduce`
-
-## Projects
-
-- **Project 1: Snake Water Gun Game**
- - A fun and interactive game where the player competes against the computer in a variation of Rock-Paper-Scissors.
-- **Project 2: Guess The Number**
- - A guessing game where the player tries to guess a randomly generated number within a certain range.
-- **Mega Project 1: Jarvis Virtual Assistant**
- - A voice assistant application capable of performing various tasks such as playing music, and providing information.
-- **Mega Project 2: AI AutoReply Bot**
- - An AI-based bot designed to automatically reply to messages, enhancing communication efficiency.
-
-## Problem Sets
-
-Each chapter contains problem sets to test your understanding and to practice coding. The problem sets include various challenges and exercises relevant to the chapter's content.
-
-## Additional Resources
-
-- **[Download the Handbook](https://github.com/CodeWithHarry/The-Ultimate-Python-Course/blob/main/The%20Ultimate%20Python%20Handbook.pdf)**
-- **[Download the Handwritten Notes](https://www.codewithharry.com/notes)**
-- **[Download the Ultimate Python Cheatsheet](https://www.codewithharry.com/blogpost/python-cheatsheet/)**
-
-## How to Use This Repository
-
-1. **Clone the repository** to your local machine using:
- ```sh
- git clone https://github.com/CodeWithHarry/The-Ultimate-Python-Course.git
- ```
-2. **Navigate through the chapters** to find the relevant lessons and code examples.
-3. **Complete the problem sets** provided at the end of each chapter to solidify your understanding.
-4. **Work on the projects** to apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios.
+### Status
+Ongoing learning (updated weekly)

access content direct through os module.py

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+import os
+
+#select the directory whose content you wnat to list
+directory_path = '/'
+
+#use the os module to list the directory content 
+contents = os.listdir(directory_path)
+#print the contents of the directory 
+print(contents)

age_eligibility.py

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+a = int(input("Enter your age: "))
+
+# If else statement
+if(a>=18):
+ print("You are above the age of consent")
+ print("Good for you")
+
+else:
+ print("You are below the age of consent")
+
+
+print("End of Program")

avgfunction.pty

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+a = 12 
+b = 34
+c = 56
+average =(a + b + c)/3
+print(average)

calcualte_bmi.py

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+# BMI 🏋️‍♀️
+
+
+weight = 92.3
+height = 1.86
+
+bmi = weight / (height**2)
+
+print(bmi)

diconary.py

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+d={} #empty dictonary
+marks= {
+ "Rihan":100,
+ "Nihal":99,
+}
+print(marks["Rihan:"])

fileread.py

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+file = file.open(file.txt)
+open= file.read()
+print(data)
+file.close()
+# output- hello world

fvarible{},py

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+name = input("enter your name")
+print(f"Good morning,{name}")

inches_to_cm.py

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+def inch_to_cm(inch)
+ return inch * 2.54 
+n = int(input('enter value in inches: "))
+print(f"the corresponding vlaue in cms is (inches_to_cms(n)}")

list.py

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+purchase list = ["Apples","Orange",5,43.5,False,"Aakash","ROhan"]
+
+prints(friends[0])
+friends[0]="Grapes" #unlike list strings are mutable 
+print(friends[0])
+print(friends[1:4])

list_methodft.wwe.py

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+candidates = ["John cena","undertaker","Roman Reings",5,4.45,True]
+prints(candidates)
+candidates.append("The Rock")
+l1=[1,23,54,67,32,12]
+Ranks=[1,23,54,67,32,12]
+#l1.sort()
+#l1.reverse()
+#l1.insert(2,22222)
+disqualified= Ranks.pop(3)
+print(disqualified)
+print(Ranks)

my_practice/README.md

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+This folder contains my own Python practice,
+rewritten examples, and experiments.
+

my_practice/Student Management System.cpp

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+

my_practice/datatypes.py

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+a = 1 # a is an integer
+
+b = 5.22 # b is a floating point number
+
+c = "Harry" # c is a string
+
+d = False # d is a boolean variable
+
+e = None # e is a none type variable

my_practice/practice-loops

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+# My Data Analysis Practice: Loops
+# This script shows how to process data lists using loops.
+
+def analyze_data():
+
+ # --- PART 1: The 'For' Loop (Iterating through an Array/List) ---
+ # Scenario: I have a list of daily sales figures. I want to print each one.
+ print("1. Reading Daily Sales Data:")
+ daily_sales = [150, 200, 350, 400, 500]
+
+ # "sale" is a variable that holds one number at a time from the list
+ for sale in daily_sales:
+ print("Processing sale amount: $", sale)
+
+ print("-" * 30)
+
+ # --- PART 2: Filtering Data (Loop with Condition) ---
+ # Scenario: I only want to count days where sales were high (above 300).
+ print("2. Filtering High Sales (> 300):")
+
+ count = 0
+ for sale in daily_sales:
+ if sale > 300:
+ print("Found high sale:", sale)
+ count = count + 1
+
+ print("Total high revenue days:", count)
+
+ print("-" * 30)
+
+ # --- PART 3: The 'While' Loop (Data Cleaning) ---
+ # Scenario: removing '0' or bad data until the list is clean.
+ print("3. Cleaning Data (Removing Zeros):")
+ raw_data = [10, 0, 50, 0, 20]
+
+ # While '0' exists inside the raw_data list, remove it
+ while 0 in raw_data:
+ raw_data.remove(0)
+ print("Removed a zero... Current data:", raw_data)
+
+ print("Final Cleaned Data:", raw_data)
+
+ print("-" * 30)
+
+ # --- PART 4: Break and Continue ---
+ # Scenario: Searching for a specific error value (like -1).
+ print("4. searching for Errors:")
+ dataset = [12, 45, -1, 60, 100]
+
+ for value in dataset:
+ if value == -1:
+ print("Error found! Corrupted data detected. Stopping analysis.")
+ break # Stops the loop completely
+ print("Checking value:", value)
+
+# Run the analysis function
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+ analyze_data()

my_practice/pyjokes.py

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+import pyjokes 
+
+# print("printing jokes")
+
+# this prints a random jokes 
+joke=pyjokes.getjokes()
+print(jokes)

negative_slicing.py

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+name="Rihan"
+print(name[0:3])
+
+print(name[-4:1])
+print(name[1:4])
+
+print(name[:4])
+