This repository contain all the basics you need to learn Python programming

Python Practice

Python Assignments

In this repo i post my tasks in mystro course.

python_practice

Fundamentals of python

Optional Cumulative Challenge Project using Python to work with lists, loops, and syntax to help a mad scientist perform some calculations on his data.

This repository contains python programs which consists of loops and statements.

This repository contains all the materials for CSE3011-Python-Programming at VIT Bhopal University.

FUNDAMENTAL OF PYTHON

Variety of projects with python. Check each Jupyter notebook for detailed descriptions.

A Python-based Guess the Number game that demonstrates fundamental programming concepts. The Mini project utilizes loops, conditionals, and user input to create an interactive experience. It provides real-time feedback to guide the user toward the correct answer. Ideal for beginners to practice logic building and problem-solving skills in Python.

A beginner-friendly Python Dice Roll Simulator developed during internship at Arch Technologies. This project allows users to simulate rolling multiple dice with random outcomes and tracks total roll sessions. Tech: Python, Random Module

python_assignment

In this Repository I shared basic concepts in Python

A Python program that identifies prime and composite numbers within a user-defined range. Users input a range, and the program displays all prime and composite numbers within it. Ideal for practicing Python fundamentals like loops, conditionals, and number theory.

Miscellaneous code ideas for new programmers

This repository demonstrates Python loop control statements — break, continue, and pass — with clear examples and practice snippets. Ideal for beginners learning Python fundamentals, control flow, and logical thinking for coding interviews and data science preparation.

Python 🐍 study repository with basic, medium and advanced exercises

This repository is a comprehensive collection of Python programming practice exercises, starting from absolute basics and gradually moving to more advanced topics like 2D arrays (matrices), list comprehensions, and problem-solving with dictionaries.