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https://github.com/akarshjha03/pythology

This repository contains Python code aimed at beginners who are getting started with the language. It covers fundamental topics including variables, data types, input, operators, typecasting, conditional statements and loops, pattern printing, Python collections:- (lists, tuples, sets, dictionaries), functions, and strings.
https://github.com/akarshjha03/pythology

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This repository contains Python code aimed at beginners who are getting started with the language. It covers fundamental topics including variables, data types, input, operators, typecasting, conditional statements and loops, pattern printing, Python collections:- (lists, tuples, sets, dictionaries), functions, and strings.

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## About This Repository

This repository is designed for individuals who are beginning their journey in Python programming. As a computer science and engineering student with a passion for full stack development, I have curated a collection of fundamental Python code examples to help newcomers understand the basics of the language.

## Contents

The repository covers a wide range of beginner topics, including:

- **Variables and Data Types:** Understanding the basic building blocks of Python.
- **Input and Output:** Learning how to interact with users and display information.
- **Operators and Expressions:** Mastering the use of arithmetic, logical, and comparison operators.
- **Control Structures:** Navigating through conditions and loops to control the flow of your programs.
- **Pattern Printing:** Creating various patterns using loops.
- **Collections:** Working with lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries.
- **Functions:** Writing reusable code with functions.
- **Strings:** Manipulating and using string data effectively.

## How to Use This Repository

1. **Clone the Repository:** Use `git clone https://github.com/yourusername/your-repo-name.git` to clone the repository to your local machine.
2. **Navigate to the Directory:** Change into the directory using `cd your-repo-name`.
3. **Run the Code:** Open any of the Python files in your preferred IDE or text editor and run them to see the output and understand the concepts.

## Contributing

I welcome contributions to improve this repository. If you have any suggestions, bug fixes, or additional code examples, please feel free to create a pull request or open an issue.
Thank You.