Basic Python

The document provides answers to common questions about a Python programming course, including details about the welcome kit, attendance tracking, and accessing class recordings. It also covers Python programming concepts such as variable naming, field width, and formatting with f-strings. Additional information includes how to use the LMS platform and the availability of student email IDs.

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Basic Python Programming - 1

1. When will we get the welcome kit?

Answer: We will first send you the soft copy via email during the first
week of February. If any changes are required, a Google Form will be
attached to the email. Kindly fill out the form if any modifications are
needed. After this, it will take approximately 15 days to generate your
AWS ID. Once it's generated, your kit will be dispatched to you as soon
as possible. You will also receive a tracking ID to monitor the delivery
status once it's shipped.

2. Where do I check my attendance?

Answer: Please note that attendance status will not be visible in the
LMS. However, we are monitoring your participation on the backend,
and your activity in each lecture will be considered.

3. Where and how to see our details on LMS?

Answer:
Step 1 : Open LMS.
Step 2: You will be directed to the Masai LMS platform interface.
Step 3: At the top right corner, you will see the "My Profile" icon.
Step 4: Click on the "My Profile" icon.
Step 5: Once clicked, you will be able to see your details.

4. Do the practice assignments get reviewed by someone?

Answer: Assignments are autograded.

5. When will we get our student email ID?

Answer: You will receive Daksh Gurukul email ID will be delivered to
you during Module 1 of your course.

6. Where can I find LMS?

Answer: LMS Login : https://students.masaischool.com/signin
You can bookmark this link in your browser for easy access.
7. Where can I find the class recordings?
Answer: Once the lecture is over, the recording will be available after 2
to 3 hours. To access the recording, click on the "VIEW RECORDING"
option.

8. How can we print star patterns without loops?

Answer:You can print star patterns without loops by using multiline
strings or the \n newline character.
For eg : print("★ ★ ★ ★ ★\n★ ★ ★ ★ ★\n★ ★ ★ ★ ★")

9. Can we use space in variables or not?

Answer:No, you cannot use spaces in variable names in Python.

10. What is the use of field width?

Answer:Field width in Python defines the minimum space a value
should occupy when printed, ensuring proper alignment in output
formatting.

11. What does 'f' mean in %f?

Answer:In %f, the 'f' stands for float, which means it formats a number
as a floating-point (decimal) value.

12. Can %f be used both for field width and precision?

Answer:Yes

13. Does it mean that if we write 20.2f, it means it will be printed after
20 spaces?
Answer:Not exactly! Writing %20.2f means the total width (including
digits, decimal, and spaces) will be at least 20 characters

14. Is field width measured from backward?

Answer:Yes! Field width in Python is measured from the right
(backward)

15. Is the value of PI already inserted in Python?

Answer:Yes, the value of π (PI) is already available in Python through
the math module.
16. In case of 20.20f, field width will be 40? Or is the field width 20 and
precision 2?
Answer: Field width is 20 (total width of the printed number).
Precision is 20 (number of digits after the decimal point).

17. Is field width like a box?

Answer: Yes, you can think of field width like a box that determines
how much space the formatted number will occupy when printed.

18. What is the difference between a forward slash (/) and a backslash
(\)?
Answer:Forward Slash (/): Used for division and in URLs/Unix file
paths.
Backslash (): Used as an escape character in strings and in Windows
file paths.