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Basic Python Syntax

Python 2

  • Printing output in Python 2 :-
    print "argument that you want to print"
    OR
    print 'argument that you want to print'

  • Mathematical operators :-

    x = 8
    y = 4
    print x + y # it will give output of sum of x and y
    print x - y # it will give difference of x and y
    print x / y # it will give quotient when x is divided by y
    print x % y # it is modulo function and gives remainder when x is divied by y
    print x ** y # it means x^y. it is way to represent power operator

  • Single line comments can be given by putting # before a line

  • Multi line comments can be given by putting 3 double quotes before and after the lines.

    example of putting multiline comments is :
    """ hello
    how are you """

  • To validate a variable to be an integer or a string, use isinstance(<var>, <type>)
    it accepts two parameter:

    • variable name
    • Type to be validated

    example: isinstance(a, dict) , isinstance(num, integer)
    It returns True if true else False.