Python Learning Repository

This repository was initially created for a semester requirement but has since evolved into a personal project to track and showcase my learning progress in Python. It includes various tutorials, concepts, and coding challenges that I’ve encountered and solved.

Contents

1. Python Syntax and Basics

• Basic syntax and operators.
• Data types and variables.
• Control flow (if, else, loops).

2. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

• Introduction to classes and objects.
• Inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction.

3. Sorting and Searching Algorithms

• Basic algorithms such as Bubble Sort, Merge Sort, and Binary Search.
• Time and space complexity considerations.

4. Graphical User Interface (GUI) - Tkinter

• Simple GUI applications using Tkinter.
• Widgets like buttons, labels, and entry fields.

5. Problem Solving and Practice Questions

• A collection of beginner to intermediate-level problems from various platforms:
  • LeetCode
  • GeeksforGeeks
  • HackerRank
• Problem sets include topics like arrays, strings, sorting, searching, and more.

Usage

• Clone the repo and explore each folder for specific tutorials or problems.
• Feel free to contribute by submitting pull requests with solutions or improvements.

🤝 Contributing to Python Learning Repository

Thank you for your interest in contributing! This project began as a semester effort but has grown into a collaborative Python learning resource. It includes tutorials, practice problems, and beginner-friendly projects — and we welcome your additions!

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📁 Repository Structure

Please familiarize yourself with the current folder structure:

• tutorials/ – Python basics, syntax, OOP, sorting/searching, GUI (Tkinter).
• questions/ – Practice problems and solutions from platforms like LeetCode, GFG, HackerRank.
• projects/ (optional) – Small Python-based projects (if added in the future).

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✅ Contribution Guidelines

🛑 All contributions must be submitted via Pull Requests.
🔒 Direct pushing to main is restricted and requires approval.

💡 What You Can Contribute

• New practice problems with clear code and comments.
• Solved questions from LeetCode/GFG/HackerRank (please mention the platform and problem name).
• Corrections or improvements to tutorials or examples.
• Mini-projects using Tkinter or other beginner-friendly libraries.

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📌 Folder and File Naming Rules

• Create a new folder for your set if needed (e.g., questions/recursion/).
• Use snake_case for file names: binary_search_solution.py
• Add comments explaining your logic inside the code.
• Avoid uploading unnecessary files like .DS_Store, .pyc, etc.

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🧪 Pull Request Process

1. Fork the repo.
2. Clone your fork.
3. Create a new branch:

   git checkout -b your-feature-name

4. Add your files to the correct folder.
5. Commit your changes with a clear message:

   git commit -m "Added solution to GFG array rotation"

6. Push to your fork and open a Pull Request.
7. Wait for the review and approval before it’s merged.

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👤 Maintainer Approval

Only the repository owner (currently @Naman Vasudev(https://github.com/Naman-Vasudev) can approve and merge Pull Requests into the main branch. This ensures content consistency and quality.

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🚫 What Not to Do

• Don’t push directly to main (it's protected).
• Don’t submit copied or plagiarized solutions.
• Don’t rename existing folders/files unless necessary and discussed.

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🙌 Thank You!

This is a community-driven learning space — your contributions help others grow, and your code could help a beginner someday.

Let’s keep learning and building together!
Feel free to reach out via GitHub Issues if you have questions.

Future Goals

• Continue adding tutorials and challenges.
• Expand topics to include advanced algorithms and data structures.
• Improve GUI projects and explore additional libraries.

License

This repository is open-source.