ARVD IP CLASS 11 NOTES

  Level 1 – Basics Create a list of 10 numbers and: Print the first element. Print the last element. Print the length of the list. Take a list of names and: Print each name using a for loop . Print the names in reverse order. Create a list of 5 fruits. Ask the user to enter a fruit and check if it is in the list or not. Create a list with mixed data types (integer, float, string). Print each element with its type using type() . Write a program to add, remove, and update an element in a list.

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  Understanding about Data  ---> Don't write this on notes (This pdf is for your knowledge purpose only) Unit-3.  Database Concepts and the SQL Notes: 👇 Database Concepts Part-1 <------ Write this on your notes Database Concepts Part-2     <--- dont write this on your notes,  still some changes are there

List Questions 1. what is the output of the code?             list1 = [12, 32, 65, 26, 80, 10]             list1.sort()             print(list1) 2.         list1 = [12, 32, 65, 26, 80, 10]             sorted(list1)             print(list1) 3.         list1=[1,2,3,4,5]             print(list1[len(list1)-1) 4. Consider the following list myList. What will be the elements of myList after the following two operations :             myList=[10,20,30,40] i.          myList.append([50,60])   ...

Notes Part-1  ----- >    PYTHON Notes Part-2 ------>  Input and Output Statements Notes Part-3 -------> Operators in python Notes Part-3.2 ----->  Precedence of operators Notes Part-4   ---->  Datatypes in python, Mutable and Immutable Data types Notes Part-4.1 ---->  Punctuators in python Notes Part-4.2 ---->  Debugging, Constants, Indentation ,Structure of Python Notes Part-5  ------>  Conditional Statements Lab Practice  Programs Part-1---- >  Click Here Lab Practice Programs Part-2 ----->  Click Here Notes Part -6.1 ------>  Lists Notes Part -6.2 ------>  List continuation Notes Part- 7   -----> Dictionary Reference Notes on For Loop and While Loop to read: 1. For Loop : A for loop is typically used when the number of iterations is known in advance. It is structured for cases where you need to iterate over a range , a sequence, or a collection (like...