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Week 1
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	`1`	`+# Python for Beginners — Day 1 Assignment`
	`2`	`+`
	`3`	`+Prepared by: [Shubham](https://github.com/Shubham-S151)`
	`4`	`+🎥 From the [Bit and Pi](https://www.youtube.com/@BitandPi) YouTube Channel`
	`5`	`+`
	`6`	`+---`
	`7`	`+`
	`8`	`+## Topics Covered Today`
	`9`	`+`
	`10`	`+- Introduction to Python`
	`11`	`+- Defining Variables`
	`12`	`+- Rules for Naming Variables`
	`13`	`+- Python Data Types`
	`14`	`+ - String`
	`15`	`+ - Numeric (int, float, complex)`
	`16`	`+ - Boolean and None`
	`17`	`+ - Collection (list)`
	`18`	`+`
	`19`	`+---`
	`20`	`+`
	`21`	`+## Assignment`
	`22`	`+`
	`23`	`+### 🔹 Section A: Theory-Based Questions (Answer in comments)`
	`24`	`+`
	`25`	`+1. What is Python, and why is it considered a beginner-friendly language?`
	`26`	`+2. What does "Python is dynamically typed" mean? Explain with an example.`
	`27`	`+3. List three rules to follow when naming a variable in Python.`
	`28`	+4. What is the difference between the variables `Age` and `age` in Python?
	`29`	`+5. Define the following data types with one real-life example each:`
	`30`	+ - `str`
	`31`	+ - `int`
	`32`	+ - `bool`
	`33`	+ - `None`
	`34`	`+`
	`35`	`+---`
	`36`	`+`
	`37`	`+### 🔹 Section B: Predict the Output`
	`38`	`+`
	`39`	`+> ✨ First, predict the output. Then run the code to verify and explain any differences.`
	`40`	`+`
	`41`	`+1.`
	`42`	+```python
	`43`	`+x = 5`
	`44`	`+x = "Python"`
	`45`	`+print(x)`
	`46`	+```
	`47`	`+2.`
	`48`	+```python
	`49`	`+name = "Alice"`
	`50`	`+print(f"Hello, {name}")`
	`51`	+```
	`52`	`+`
	`53`	`+### To Acess the solution visit : [Click_here]()`

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	`1`	`+# Solutions — Day 1 Assignment: Python for Beginners`
	`2`	`+`
	`3`	`+---`
	`4`	`+`
	`5`	`+## 🔹 Section A: Theory-Based Questions`
	`6`	`+`
	`7`	`+1. What is Python, and why is it considered a beginner-friendly language?`
	`8`	`+ Python is a high-level, interpreted programming language with a syntax that closely resembles English, making it easy to read and write. Its simplicity, dynamic typing, and massive standard libraries make it beginner-friendly.`
	`9`	`+`
	`10`	`+2. What does "Python is dynamically typed" mean?`
	`11`	`+ It means you don’t need to declare the data type of a variable when assigning it a value. The type is determined automatically at runtime.`
	`12`	`+ Example:`
	`13`	+ ```python
	`14`	`+ x = 10 # x is an integer`
	`15`	`+ x = "hello" # Now x is a string`
	`16`	+ ```
	`17`	`+3. Three rules to follow when naming a variable in Python:`
	`18`	`+ - Variable names must start with a letter (a–z, A–Z) or an underscore (_).`
	`19`	`+ - Variable names can contain letters, digits (0–9), and underscores.`
	`20`	+ - Python keywords (e.g., `if`, `class`, `for`) cannot be used as variable names.
	`21`	`+`
	`22`	+4. Difference between `Age` and `age` in Python:
	`23`	`+ Python is case-sensitive.`
	`24`	+ So `Age` and `age` are treated as two distinct variables.
	`25`	`+ Example:`
	`26`	+ ```python
	`27`	`+ Age = 25`
	`28`	`+ age = 30`
	`29`	`+ print(Age) # Output: 25`
	`30`	`+ print(age) # Output: 30`
	`31`	+ ```
	`32`	`+5. Define the following data types with real-life examples:`
	`33`	`+`
	`34`	+ - `str` (String): Used to represent text data.
	`35`	+ - Example: `"Hello, world!"` could be a greeting message on a website.
	`36`	`+`
	`37`	+ - `int` (Integer): Used to represent whole numbers.
	`38`	+ - Example: `28` could be someone's age.
	`39`	`+`
	`40`	+ - `bool` (Boolean): Represents either `True` or `False`.
	`41`	+ - Example: `is_logged_in = True` means a user is currently logged in.
	`42`	`+`
	`43`	+ - `None` (NoneType): Used to signify the absence of a value.
	`44`	+ - Example: `score = None` when a quiz hasn’t been submitted yet, so no score is available.
	`45`	`+`
	`46`	`+## 🔹 Section B: Predict the Output — Solutions`
	`47`	`+`
	`48`	`+### 1.`
	`49`	+```python
	`50`	`+x = 5`
	`51`	`+x = "Python"`
	`52`	`+print(x)`
	`53`	+```
	`54`	`+Output :`
	`55`	+```
	`56`	`+Python`
	`57`	+```
	`58`	`+Explanation:`
	`59`	+The variable `x` is first assigned an integer 5, then reassigned the string `"Python"`.
	`60`	+Since Python is dynamically typed, the type can change. `print(x)` displays the latest value.
	`61`	`+`
	`62`	`+### 2.`
	`63`	+```python
	`64`	`+name = "Alice"`
	`65`	`+print(f"Hello, {name}")`
	`66`	+```
	`67`	`+Output :`
	`68`	+```
	`69`	`+Hello, Alice`
	`70`	+```
	`71`	`+Explanation:`
	`72`	`+This is an example of an f-string, which allows embedding expressions inside strings using {}.`