Python Full Course in *Telugu* | Zero to Hero by Swaroop | One Shot | 9 HOURS

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⏱️Timestamps:
1:06 Knowing the Computer
9:18 What is Python?
12:36 Installation
16:08 Flowcharts and Algorithms
37:28 Python Introduction
1:51:07 Input and Output
2:40:41 Problem Solving
3:13:30 Decision Making
4:03:47 Strings
5:36:14 Loops
6:47:09 Functions
7:31:58 Lists
7:53:22 Tuple
7:59:24 Sets
8:08:18 Dictionary
8:22:41 Problems based on list, tuple, sets, dictionary

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[Chudandimama]

00:03 Introduction to Python course structure and duration
02:45 Input and output devices are important components
08:27 Overview of interpreters, compilers, memory types, and Python basics
11:36 Python beginners guide to getting started easily
18:06 Step by step process of cooking Maggi with diagrammatic representation
20:38 Understanding the process flow in a flow chart
26:01 Understanding the thought process and approach in coding
28:44 Algorithm for adding two digits
34:24 Understanding time and space complexity in coding
37:09 Python programming basics and variable declaration
43:53 Understanding identifiers and variables in Python
47:09 Understanding constants and their role in Python programming
53:05 Understanding Sequence Data Types in Python
56:07 Understanding Python data types and their representation
1:02:11 Exploring float data type in Python
1:05:45 Overview of type conversion in Python
1:12:21 Introduction to Python programming basics
1:15:38 Simple Data Types and Type Conversion
1:21:44 Understanding Python Operators and Examples
1:25:15 Explanation of assignment operators
1:32:55 Understanding logical operators in Python
1:36:27 Membership Operators in Python
1:42:35 Understanding bitwise shift operations in Python
1:45:37 Explanation of various operators in Python programming
1:52:17 Syntax in statement input
1:55:21 Explanation of string inputs and printing names
2:03:03 Understanding input and printing in Python
2:06:52 Understanding Python input and output statements
2:14:08 Print name and message using Python
2:18:02 Understanding input and output in Python
2:25:10 Exploring input splitting and grouping in Python
2:29:23 Using Python for string manipulation and formatting
2:37:18 Using F-strings for formatting output
2:40:39 Covering form models and input-output statements
2:46:57 Discussing the calculation of the area of a circle
2:50:19 Understanding and applying Python concepts
2:58:20 Python basics and programming concepts explained in Telugu
3:01:58 Explaining swapping of values in Python
3:10:10 Summarizing Python concepts related to temperature conversion and basic calculations
3:13:24 Decision making is crucial in varying conditions
3:19:46 Understanding and using spacing in Python code
3:23:03 Python Full Course in Telugu summary
3:29:53 Understanding Python conditional statements and syntax rule.
3:32:53 Learn about handling conditions and printing statements in Python
3:39:37 Exploration of basic Python coding concepts and examples
3:42:46 Practice leads to better decision making
3:48:55 Creating a basic calculator program
3:52:00 The video covers basic Python operations and decision making
3:59:17 Explaining different operators and their usage in Python
4:03:16 Understand the basics of Python, assignments, MCQs, time management, and live sessions.
4:09:18 Python uses zero-based indexing
4:12:32 Printing in Python using the print() function
4:18:45 Understanding indexing and slicing in Python
4:21:57 Learn about indexing and skipping in Python
4:28:36 Exploring space rats and understanding the starting and ending positions
4:31:58 Printing and writing in Python
4:38:26 Understanding string manipulation in Python
4:41:49 Learning about string manipulation in Python
4:47:58 Understanding Python print statement and escape sequences
4:51:08 Understand the concepts of String and Input Processing
4:58:05 Create a program to calculate grades from input marks
5:02:01 Print the total marks, average marks, and grade using Python
5:08:54 Understand the basics of Python programming for beginners
5:12:59 Implementing logic to find the largest of three numbers
5:20:34 Understand Greater Than and Comparison in Python
5:25:15 Understanding leap year condition in Python
5:32:02 Understanding leap years in Python
5:35:40 Introduction to decision making and loops in Python
5:40:53 Overview of loops and conditional statements
5:43:36 Explanation of condition checks and decision-making in Python
8:43:51 Understanding Lists in Python

[A.F_gamer]

⏱Timestamps:
1:06 Knowing the Computer
9:18 What is Python?
12:36 Installation
16:08 Flowcharts and Algorithms
37:28 Python Introduction
1:51:07 Input and Output
2:40:41 Problem Solving
3:13:30 Decision Making
4:03:47 Strings
5:36:14 Loops
6:47:09 Functions
7:31:58 Lists
7:53:22 Tuple
7:59:24 Sets
8:08:18 Dictionary
8:22:41 Problems based on list, tuple, sets, dictionary

[newteluguchannel]

3:11:51
c=int(input("celsius:"))
k=273+c
f=c*(9/5)+32
print(f"kelvin{k}")
print(f"forinhet{f}")

[donglee]

5:02:58 for this problem I have written the code on my own:

mat=int(input("Marks in Math: "))
sci=int(input("Marks in science: "))
eng=int(input("Marks in English: "))

print(f"Total Marks: {mat+sci+eng}")
print(f"Average Marks: {(mat+sci+eng)/3}")
avg=(mat+sci+eng)/300
if(avg>=80):
print("Grade:A")
elif(avg>=65 and avg<80):
print("Grade:B")
elif(avg>=45 and avg<65):
print("Grade:c")
else:
print("Grade:F")

[MadhanMohanReddyKaipu-ge]

all are good a small one that's more easy in my point of view is:
a = int(input())
b = int(input())
c = int(input())
if a > b and a > c:
print("a is great")
elif b > c and b > a:
print("b is grate")
elif c > a and c > b:
print("c is great")
elif a == b == c:
print("all are equal")
elif a == b:
print("a and b are equal")
elif c == b:
print("c and b are equal")
else:
print("a and c are equal")

''' if you want put num1, num2, num3 = a, b, c '''

[mounikadevavarapu]

Superb teaching swaroop anna....
Your channel is recommended for every engineering student.... thank you so much anna❤

[Jagadeesh-sjli]

6:02:48

print("Welcome to tables genarator")
table = input("what to print multiple tables at single time?(yes or no):")
if table == "yes" or table == "YES":
num1, num2= map(int, input("Enter tables from to where along with \", \": ").split(", "))
upto= int(input("Enter the upto:"))
for i in range(num1, num2+1):
for j in range (1, upto+1):
print(f"{i} x {j} = {i*j}")
elif table == "no" or table == "NO":
num1= int(input("Enter table: "))
upto= int(input("Enter the upto:"))
for i in range(1, upto+1):
print(f"{num1} x {i} = {num1*i}")
else:
print("Invalid kindly enter yes or no ")

[sjm]

Thank you so much...
Inka nenu meeku practical cheppali thanks ....definitely I will

[dressingblogs]

Meru me bro or sis ki kurchoni tution chepinatu cheparu chudu awasome andiiii great

[footballdream-rg]

5:22:19
a, b, c = map(int, input("enter the values").split(", "))
if a>=b and a>=c :
print(f"the largest number is {a}")
elif b>=a and b>=c :
print(f"the largest number is {b}")
else :
print(f"the largest number is {c}")
ela cheyyacha broo

[MVK]

freshers ki chalaa motivation and insights dorukuthayi inka 100 percent confidence vastadhi mee videos chusthe suthhi lekunda point ki vasthav anna nuvu tq for the videos ila annenno maku videos ilantivi real world problems and projects meedha cheppandi bro tq

[Jagadeesh-sjli]

7:30:46

def temperaturecelsius():
temp = int(input("Enter your temperature that you have mentioned in the above method:"))
celsiustofah = 9/5 *temp+32
celsiustokel = temp + 273.15
return print(f"Temperature in in Kelvin:{celsiustokel}")
def temperaturefah():
temp = int(input("Enter your temperature that you have mentioned in the above method:"))
fahtocel = 5/9 *(temp -32)
fahtokel = 5/9*(temp-32)+273.15
return print(f"Temperature in in Kelvin:{fahtokel}")
def temperaturekel():
temp = int(input("Enter your temperature that you have mentioned in the above method:"))
keltocel = temp -273.15
keltofah = 9/5*(temp-273.15)+32
def invalid():
print("Sorry invalid Entry! : Enter only c or k or f ")


print("**welcome to temperature converter**")
yourtemp = input("Enter your temp name c for celsius or k for kelvin or f for fahrenheit: ")

if yourtemp.lower() == "c":
temperaturecelsius()
elif yourtemp.lower() == "k":
temperaturekel()
elif yourtemp.lower() == "f":
temperaturefah()
else:
invalid()

[omkargameryt]

Practice cheyyakapothey waste bro nuvvu cheppina . starting lo ardham kaledhu but practice chesthu chesthu ardhamauthundhi🎉😊 thanks bro..

[santosh]

# Temparature Convertor
a=int(input("Enter temperature:"))
b=input("Enter units C, K,F :")
if b=='c' or 'C':
C=a
F = (9/5*C)+32
K=C + 273.15
print(f"Temp in °F:({F}), Temp in °K:({K})")
elif b== 'f' or 'F':
F=a
C=(F-32)*5/9
K=(F-32)*5/9+ 273.15
print(f"Temp in °C:({C}), Temp in °K:({K})")
elif b== 'K' or 'k':
K=a
C=K-273.15
F=(K-273.15)*1.8+32
print(f"Temp in °C:({C}), Temp in °F:({F})")
else :
print("Invalid unit !")

[ruchithachintala]

greatest of three digits:

a=int(input())
b=int(input())
c=int(input())
if(a>b) and (a>c):
print(f"{a} is greater")
elif (b>a) and (b>c):
print(f"{b} is greater")
else:
print(f"{c} is greater")

[freefiregamingsk]

Super explanation HTML and CSS full course meedha kuda videos cheyyandi broh

[venkateshlankalapalli]

5:33 bro...I write it on my own
Year=int(input("enter a year: "))
if year%400==0 or
(year%4==0 and year%100!=0)
Print("leap year")
Else:
Print("not a leap year")

[the_code_bug]

1:06 - Knowing the Computer
9:18 - What is Python?
12:36 - Installation
16:08 - Flowcharts and Algorithms
37:28 - Python Introduction
1:51:07 - Input and Output
2:40:41 - Problem Solving
3:13:30 - Decision Making
4:03:47 - Strings
5:36:14 - Loops
6:47:09 - Functions
7:31:58 - Lists
7:53:22 - Tuple
7:59:24 - Sets
8:08:18 - Dictionary
8:22:41 - Problems based on list, tuple, sets, dictionary

[Jagadeesh-sjli]

4:14:54

name = input("Enter your name:")
operation= input("want to print letter or number")
str = input("Enter what you want to print:")


if operation == "letter":
str=int(str)
print(f"The Index number letter name is:{name[str]}")
elif operation == "number":
print(f"The letter's address number is:{name.index(str)}")
else:
print("Invalid")

[lokeshbandla]

largest of given three numbers code
s=input()
x, y, z=s.split(", ")
num1=int(x)
num2=int(y)
num3=int(z)
if num1>num2 and num1>num3:
print(f"{num1} is big")
elif num2>num1 and num2>num3:
print(f"{num2} is big")
else:
print(f"{num3} is big")