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Python Tutorial
1) Buildin Function
2) Buildin Module
3) CGI Web
4) Class
5) Collections
6) Data Type
7) Database
8) Dictionary
9) File
10) Function
11) Introduction
12) List
13) Network
14) Operator
15) Regular Expressions
16) Statement
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20) Tuple
21) Windows
22) Wxpython
23) XML

Data Type
1) Building a list from another list
2) Compare integers using if structures, relational operators and equality operators
3) Complex Math
4) Complex Number Attributes
5) Convert string to decimal
6) Decimal function
7) Decimal type
8) Demonstrates handling exceptions when converting string to float
9) Driver for class Rational
10) Floating Point and Exponential Notation Output
11) Format float numbers
12) Formatting float number, use the f specifier and supply the precision as a (dot) followed by the number of decimals
13) Formatting Numbers
14) Hexadecimal and Octal Notation
15) Hexadecimal numbers are written like this
16) Hexadecimal Output
17) Imaginary numbers are written with a suffix of j or J
18) Import cmath for Complex number
19) Import the decimal module to use the Decimal number class
20) Integer and String Output
21) List-copy function using None
22) Octal numbers
23) Python accepted almost anything in a boolean context
24) Python can handle really large integers
25) Python supports five basic numerical types, three of which are integer types
26) Real numbers are called floats or floating-point numbers
27) Set precision
28) Simple addition program
29) The Fields of Python Date Tuples
30) The following are defined as having false values in Python
31) To denote an octal literal, use 0 followed by a sequence of octal digits (0 to 7)
32) To extract these parts from a complex number z, use z real and z imag
33) True and false value
34) Use abs(z) to get its magnitude (as a float) or z real to get its real part
35) Using Booleans numerically
36) X Y