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Module 1: Introduction to Python    Lesson 3: Basic Python Operations Objective: In this lesson, we'll cover fundamental Python operations and explore more advanced aspects of these operations, such as handling complex expressions and decision-making in advanced scenarios. Topics: 1. Math Operations: Basics: In Python, you can perform basic math operations, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. For example, you can calculate the sum of two numbers like this: result = 5 + 3 # This stores the result of 5 + 3 in the 'result' variable. Advanced: You can work with complex math expressions and use parentheses to control the order of operations, just like in math class. Here's an example: result = ( 5 + 3 ) * 2 / 4 # This calculates the expression (5 + 3) * 2 / 4. 2. String Manipulation: Basics: You can perform basic string operations like joining strings (concatenation) or extracting parts of strings (slicing). For instance, you can combine f...

Module 1: Introduction to Python    Lesson 2: Python Variables and Data Types Objective: Learn how to use variables in Python. Understand different types of data and how to work with them. Topics: 1.   Introduction to Variables: Variables are like containers that can hold different things, like numbers or words. Think of them as labeled boxes. You can put something in a box (a value) and give it a name. Example: 2.  Python Data Types: In Python, there are different types of data: Integers (whole numbers) Floats (numbers with decimals) Strings (words or text) Booleans (True or False) Example: 3. Variable Assignment: To put something in a variable, you use the = sign. You can change what's in a variable by assigning a new value to it. Example: 4. Working with Strings: You can do things with text in strings, like joining them (concatenation) or taking parts of them (slicing). Example: 5. Numeric Data Types: You can do math with numbers, like adding, subtracting, multipl...