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https://github.com/venkatesh-db/python-logic-cracked50logics

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• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/venkatesh-db/python-logic-cracked50logics
• Owner: venkatesh-db
• Created: 2025-08-06T04:18:59.000Z (6 months ago)
• Default Branch: main
• Last Pushed: 2025-08-06T04:26:46.000Z (6 months ago)
• Last Synced: 2025-08-06T06:20:48.066Z (6 months ago)
• Topics: conditions-and-if-statements, dictionaries, list, loops, oops-in-python, tuple
• Language: Python
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• Watchers: 0
• Forks: 0
• Open Issues: 0
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  • Readme: README.md

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Here’s a summary of the four Python files you uploaded:

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### ✅ **1. `corporatecasestudies_3.py`** – *"A Day in the Life of a Developer"*

**Concepts Covered:**

* Variables, Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries

* Nested dictionaries and lists

* Functions

**Structure:**

* Simulates daily life: exercise, breakfast, metro travel, office space, and work.

* Uses Python structures to model:

  * Exercise (`str`), breakfast (`tuple`), metro journey (`list` of lists), and office employees (`dict`)

  * A `company` dictionary with nested ticket assignments to employees.

* Demonstrates:

  * Basic list manipulation: `append()`, `remove()`

  * Dictionary updates and value retrieval

* Functions like `exercise()` and `officespace()` define reusable blocks of logic (though unused).

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### ✅ **2. `feedbacks4.py`** – *"Basic Logic, Conditions, and Dictionary Manipulation"*

**Concepts Covered:**

* Functions with parameters and return values

* Conditionals (`if-elif`)

* Loops over dictionaries

* Real-life analogy: auto fare, apartment deliveries, family status

**Highlights:**

* `autos()` returns fare based on location.

* `apartment()` checks if a parcel is delivered to a specific floor.

* `family` dictionary used to count alive elders based on `alive` key.

* Demonstrates data traversal and conditional filtering.

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### ✅ **3. `Logics_basics1.py`** – *"Servant Salary Calculation and Looping"*

**Concepts Covered:**

* Lists of dictionaries

* Updating values based on conditions

* Different types of loops: over list, with `enumerate()`, over dict keys, values, items

**Core Logic:**

* `ownerhouse()` calculates salary based on work quality.

* Pay calculated using `days * pay_per_day`.

* `Looping()` function shows various ways to access and iterate over collections (`list` and `dict`).

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### ✅ **4. `motheremotions_2.py`** – *"Mother's Emotions & Household Scenarios"*

**Concepts Covered:**

* Dictionary, Tuple, List conversions

* Conditional logic

* Real-world modeling with emotion

**Sections:**

* **Family Memory Access**: Detects missing son and stores worried members.

* **Cooking**: Moves values from a dict to a list.

* **Struggles**: Moves household problem data from one dict to another using conditions.

* Emotional and daily house chores context simulated as Python data transformations.

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### 🧠 **Overall Purpose Across All Files:**

These scripts creatively simulate **daily routines**, **emotions**, and **logic building** using Python. The key educational goals are:

* Understanding data types and structures

* Practicing control flow and data mutation

* Bridging real-life scenarios into code logic

Let me know if you’d like:

* Refactoring of any file into production-level code

* Comments/documentation added for teaching

* Integration of all files into a mini project or script with CLI/UI