Python Session Portal 02

✅ TASK 1: Install Python on Windows

🎯 Objective:

Learn how to install Python on Windows and verify that it is working correctly.

📹 Session:

👉 Click here to watch Session 1 – Install Python on Windows

📝 Task:

Write notes on:

  • What is Python?
  • Features of Python
  • Applications of Python
  • Downloading Python
  • Installing Python on Windows
  • Setting Environment Variables
  • Verifying Python Installation
  • Python Version Check

Practical Activity:

  • Download and install the latest version of Python.
  • Verify the installation using:

    python --version
    
  • Open Command Prompt and run Python.
  • Execute the following program:

     
     

print(“Hello, World!”)
print(“Python Installed Successfully”)

  • Take a screenshot of the output.

✅ TASK 2: Variables in Python

🎯 Objective:

Understand variables, data storage, and naming conventions in Python.

📹 Session:

👉 Click here to watch Session 2 – Variables in Python

📝 Task:

Write notes on:

  • What are Variables?
  • Variable Declaration
  • Naming Rules
  • Naming Conventions
  • Assigning Multiple Variables
  • Dynamic Typing
  • Printing Variables
  • Variable Reassignment

Practical Activity:

Create variables for:

  • Your Name
  • College Name
  • Branch
  • Age
  • City
  • Email ID

Display all information using:

 
print()
 

Also create:

 
a = 10
b = 20
c = a + b
 

Display the result.

Take a screenshot of the output.

✅ TASK 3: Numbers in Python

🎯 Objective:

Learn about numeric data types and perform mathematical operations in Python.

📹 Session:

👉 Click here to watch Session 3 – Numbers

📝 Task:

Write notes on:

  • Integer
  • Float
  • Complex Numbers
  • Type Conversion
  • Mathematical Operators
  • Arithmetic Expressions
  • Built-in Numeric Functions

Practical Activity:

Create a Python program to:

  • Add two numbers
  • Subtract two numbers
  • Multiply two numbers
  • Divide two numbers
  • Find Modulus
  • Calculate Square and Cube

Display all outputs clearly.

Take a screenshot of the output.

✅ TASK 4: Strings in Python

🎯 Objective:

Learn how to create, manipulate, and use strings in Python.

📹 Session:

👉 Click here to watch Session 4 – Strings

📝 Task:

Write notes on:

  • What is a String?
  • Creating Strings
  • String Indexing
  • String Slicing
  • String Concatenation
  • String Methods
  • Upper(), Lower(), Replace()
  • Split() and Join()
  • String Formatting

Practical Activity:

Create a program that:

  • Stores your full name.
  • Converts it to uppercase.
  • Converts it to lowercase.
  • Prints the first five characters.
  • Replaces your first name with another name.
  • Displays the total number of characters.

Take a screenshot of the output.

✅ TASK 5: Lists in Python

🎯 Objective:

Understand Python Lists and perform common list operations.

📹 Session:

👉 Click here to watch Session 5 – Lists

📝 Task:

Write notes on:

  • What is a List?
  • Creating Lists
  • List Indexing
  • List Slicing
  • Adding Elements
  • Removing Elements
  • Updating List Items
  • Sorting Lists
  • List Functions

Practical Activity:

Create a list containing:

  • Five Programming Languages

Perform the following:

  • Add one language.
  • Remove one language.
  • Sort the list.
  • Reverse the list.
  • Print the total number of elements.
  • Display the first and last element.

Take a screenshot of the output.

✅ TASK 6: Install PyCharm on Windows

🎯 Objective:

Install PyCharm IDE and create your first Python project.

📹 Session:

👉 Click here to watch Session  – Install PyCharm on Windows

📝 Task:

Write notes on:

  • What is PyCharm?
  • Features of PyCharm
  • Community vs Professional Edition
  • Installing PyCharm
  • Creating a New Project
  • Creating a Python File
  • Running Python Code
  • PyCharm Interface Overview

Practical Activity:

  • Download and install PyCharm Community Edition.
  • Create a new Python project.
  • Create a file named:

     
    first_program.py
     
  • Write the following code:

     
    print("Welcome to Python Development")
    print("Learning Python with PyCharm")
     
  • Run the program successfully.
  • Take a screenshot showing the PyCharm editor and output window.