Python Learning Collection

This repository contains a collection of small Python examples and exercises organized by topic. It's intended as a personal learning workspace with runnable snippets and simple tasks.

Structure

• conditional_statement/ — examples of if statements
• dataType/ — basic data type demos and sequences
• dayOne/ — first-day exercises
• Exception_handling/ — exception handling examples
• FileHandling/ — file I/O examples (includes msg.txt)
• function/ — functions, arguments, decorators, iterators
• loop/ — loop examples and list comprehensions
• module/ — module examples and external usage
• oop/ — object-oriented programming examples
• operator/ — operator precedence and usage
• practice — practice scripts and problem solving
• task/ — larger tasks and mini-projects (e.g., atm.py, bank.py)
• variable/ — variable examples

Quick Start

1. Clone the repo (if you haven't already):

   git clone https://github.com/SuzanLama433/Python_learning.git

2. (Optional) Create or activate the virtual environment on macOS:

   python3 -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate

3. Run a script, for example the ATM demo:

   python task/atm.py

Contributing

• Add small, focused examples under the appropriate folder.
• Keep scripts runnable and avoid hard-coded paths.

Git / GitHub: Add README and push

If you want to add this README and push it to the existing remote, run:

cd /Users/sujan/Desktop/python
git add README.md
git commit -m "Add README"
git push origin main

Replace main with your branch name if different. Pushing may prompt for credentials depending on your Git configuration.

Notes

• This repo contains a local venv/ directory; consider adding it to .gitignore if you don't want to push it to GitHub.
• Many scripts are intended for educational use; review inputs before running.

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Created for easy navigation and quick demos.

Repository

This repository is hosted at: https://github.com/SuzanLama433/Python_learning

README last updated: 2026-06-07.

Recommended .gitignore

This project contains a local venv/ folder. It's recommended to add a .gitignore file including at least:

• venv/
• __pycache__/
• *.pyc
• .DS_Store

You can create a .gitignore at the repo root and commit it to avoid pushing virtualenv and cache files.