🚀 Python Lab Submission (Practical 1–13)

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📂 About

This repository contains Python lab practicals designed to build a strong foundation in programming concepts such as:

• Variables & Data Types
• Control Structures
• Functions
• File Handling
• Exception Handling
• CSV Operations

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🧪 Practical List

No.	Title	Session	CO	Marks
1	Introduction to Python and its Installation	S1	CO1	05
2	Hello World Program	S2	CO1, CO2	05
3	Variables and Data Types (Moderate)	S2	CO2	05
4	Operators (Arithmetic, Logical, Bitwise, etc.)	S2	CO1, CO2	05
5	Conditional Statements	S2	CO1, CO2	05
6	Loops (for, while, nested)	S2	CO1, CO2	05
7	Built-in Functions	S2	CO1, CO2	05
8	User-Defined Functions (Complex)	S2	CO2	05
9	Strings, Lists, Tuples & Sets	S2	CO2	05
10	File Handling	S2	CO2	05
11	Exception Handling	S2	CO4	05
12	Read CSV File	S2	CO4	05
13	Write CSV File	S2	CO4	05

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⚙️ Requirements

• Python 3.x
• IDE: VS Code / PyCharm / Jupyter Notebook

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👨‍💻 GitHub Lab Submission Instructions

🔹 Step 1: Fork the Repository

1. Open the repository on GitHub
2. Click Fork (top-right corner)
3. This creates a copy in your account

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💻 Step 2: Clone Your Fork

git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/Python-Lab.git
cd Python-Lab


## 📁 Step 3: Create Your Folder (Roll Number)
mkdir BT24F05F0xx

👉 Add all your practical files inside this folder.

## ✍️ Step 4: Add & Commit
git add .
git commit -m "Added lab work by <Your Roll No.>"

☁️ Step 5: Push Code
git push origin main

## 🔄 Step 6: Create Pull Request
Go to your forked repository
Click Compare & Pull Request
Ensure:
Base repo → Instructor’s repository
Base branch → main
Head repo → Your fork
Click Create Pull Request

## 📌 Important Rules
Folder name must be your Roll Number only
Do NOT modify other students’ folders
Do NOT change existing files
Use clean commit messages

## 📂 Example Structure
Python-Lab/
│
├── BT24F05F0xx/
│   ├── lab1.py
│   ├── lab2.py
│   ├── lab3.py
│
├── BT24F05F0yy/
│   ├── lab1.py
│
└── README.md

## 🚀 Final Note
Once your Pull Request is submitted, wait for approval.
If changes are requested, update your code and push again — your PR will update automatically.

## 🎯 Learning Outcomes
Understand Python basics and syntax
Apply control structures and loops
Develop modular programs using functions
Handle files and exceptions
Work with CSV data efficiently

## 👨‍💻 Author
Shubham Sanjay Madane