Python 3.4.3 - Revision history

PoojaMoolya: /* Handling Errors and Exceptions */

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‎Handling Errors and Exceptions

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‎Testing and debugging

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‎Writing python scripts

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‎Using python modules

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‎Advanced features of functions

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‎Getting started with functions

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‎Sets

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‎Dictionaries

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‎Getting started with tuples

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‎Manipulating strings

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 === Handling Errors and Exceptions ===
-* ValueError exception
+#Errors in Python
-* ZeroDivisionError exception
+#Syntax errors and exception
-* try except clause in Python
+#Exceptions with example
-* debugging
+#Syntax error with example

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 === Testing and debugging ===
-Testing and debugging
+#What is software testing?
 === Handling Errors and Exceptions ===

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 === Writing python scripts ===
-* import <br />
+#About Python modules
 === Testing and debugging ===

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 === Using python modules ===
+#Python modules
-* scipy <br />
+#Run a Python script from command line
+#How to import modules in python scripts?
-* pylab <br />
+#How to import required functions from a module?
+#Usage of namespace
-* sys <br />
+#Advantages of using import functions
 === Writing python scripts ===

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 === Advanced features of functions ===
-* default arguments <br />
+#Functions with default arguments
+#Various examples for default arguments
-* keyword arguments <br />
+#Interchanging the default and non-default arguments
+#Call a function with keyword arguments
-* built-in functions show off <br />
+#Call a function without keyword arguments
 === Using python modules ===

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 === Getting started with functions ===
-* defining function <br />
+#About Functions
+#How to define a function
-* arguments <br />
+#Example for defining a function
+#Calling a function with arguments
-* docstrings <br />
+#Calling a function without arguments
+#Return values from a function
-* return values <br />
+#Indentation in coding
-** can return multiple values
+#Documenting or commenting code
+#How to use docstrings in python function
-* code reading exercises <br />
+#How to write a function circle to return area and perimeter with radius r
 === Advanced features of functions ===

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 #Iterate over elements of a dictionary using a for loop
-=== Sets ===
+=== Sets in Python ===
-Sets
-About sets in python
+#What are sets in python?
 ==Module 8: Python Language: Advanced==

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 ===  Dictionaries ===
-* empty <br />
+#Overview of dictionaries
+#Creating an empty dictionary
-* filled <br />
+#Creating a non empty dictionary
+#About key:value pair
-* accessing via keys <br />
+#How to access the dictionary elements
+#Demonstration of wrong key
-* .values(), .keys() <br />
+#Add, delete and modify an item in a dictionary
+#Usage of method in
-* in <br />
+#Retrieve the keys and values by using the methods keys() and values()
+#Iterate over elements of a dictionary using a for loop
-* iteration <br />
 === Sets ===

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 === Getting started with tuples ===
+#What are tuples?
+#How to declare tuples?
-* immutability <br />
+#Examples to declare tuples
+#Demonstration of creating tuple
-* tuple packing, unpacking <br />
+#Accessing tuples by their index positions
-** a, b = b, a <br />
+#Iteration over tuples
+#Demonstration of immutability property of tuples
-* accessing individual elements <br />
+#How to swap values in tuples
+#Similarities of tuples with lists
-* slicing, striding <br />
+#Tuple packing and unpacking
 ===  Dictionaries ===

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 === Manipulating strings ===
+#How to slice a string
-* upper, lower, <br />
+#Various way to get substrings using index
+#Reverse a string
-* replace <br />
+#How to check if a given string is a palindrome or not
+#Replace characters in a string
-* slicing <br />
+#Convert a string to uppercase
+#Convert a string to lowercase
-* [::-1] <br />
+#How to use for loop in a list
+#Join method
-* reversed <br />
+#Join list elements to form a string
-−
-* palindrome check <br />
 === Getting started with tuples ===