Welcome to my Python journey! This repository contains everything I studied and practiced while completing the Scaler Python Essentials Certification. It is divided into two main parts:
- 📘 Detailed Notes
- 🧠 120 Practice Questions (from Basics to OOP)
Scalar_Python_Course.ipynb– Well-organized notes covering Python from scratchPython_Practice_120.ipynb– A set of solved questions with explanations, structured topic-wise
Below is a breakdown of all topics included in both the notes and practice sections:
- Print statements, comments
- Variables and dynamic typing
- Data types: int, float, string, bool
- Type casting
- Conditional statements:
if,elif,else - Nested conditions
- Logical operators
forloops andwhileloopsbreak,continue, andpass- Nested loops and pattern questions
- Indexing and slicing
- String methods:
.lower(),.upper(),.replace(), etc. - String formatting (f-strings)
- List methods:
.append(),.insert(),.pop(),.sort(), etc. - Tuples and immutability
- Looping through lists/tuples
- Set operations: union, intersection, difference
- Dictionary basics
- Accessing, updating, and looping through dictionaries
defkeyword, parameters, return values- Default arguments
*argsand**kwargs- Scope: local vs global
- Lambda functions
- Opening/closing files
- Modes:
'r','w','a' .read(),.readline(),.write(),.seek(),.tell()
try-exceptblocksfinallyandelse- Common errors:
ZeroDivisionError,ValueError, etc. - Custom error messages
- Classes and objects
__init__()constructor- Instance vs class variables
- Inheritance and
super() - Method overriding
For each topic, I wrote 8–15 practice questions to reinforce concepts. These range from simple syntax checks to small challenges like:
- Palindrome checker (Strings)
- Prime number & pattern generators (Loops)
- ATM mini simulator (Functions)
- Banking system (OOP)
- Python beginners looking for a structured path
- Interview prep and coding fundamentals
- Anyone revising Python quickly through examples
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