- I recognized lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries in Python
- I stored and manipulated data using these core data structures
- I used built-in Python methods to solve a real-world problem
For this project, I completed a hands-on exercise focused on student performance analysis, where I applied various Python data structures to solve practical problems.
- I gained a solid understanding of lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries
- I learned how to store, access, and manipulate data within these structures
- I explored the differences between each data structure and learned when to use them
Before starting this project, I already had a basic understanding of:
- Python syntax and concepts
- Basic math operations
- Control structures like
forloops andifstatements
- Identified and used Python lists
- Recognized and worked with sets and tuples
- Created a dictionary and modified its elements
- Completed a practice task: filtering a list of dictionaries
- Manipulated data for basic analysis
- Used Python methods to visualize data
- Tackled a final challenge: building a Food Recommendation System
By the end of this project, I was able to confidently recognize and apply Python’s core data structures. I used them to manipulate and analyze data, which helped reinforce my foundational programming skills and prepared me for more advanced data analysis work.

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