# 🐍 Python Lab Submission (Practical 1–13) ## 📂 About This repository contains Python lab practicals designed to understand core programming concepts including variables, control structures, functions, file handling, and exception handling. --- ## 🧪 Practical List | No. | Title | Session | CO | Marks | | --- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | -------- | ----- | | 1 | Introduction to Python and its Installation | S1 | CO1 | 05 | | 2 | Create a Simple Hello World Program using Python | S2 | CO1, CO2 | 05 | | 3 | Working with Variables and Data Types in Python *(Level: Moderate)* | S2 | CO2 | 05 | | 4 | Study of Operators (Arithmetic, Comparison, Assignment, Logical, Bitwise, Identity) | S2 | CO1, CO2 | 05 | | 5 | Study of Conditional Statements (if, if-else, nested if, if-elif-else) | S2 | CO1, CO2 | 05 | | 6 | Study of Loops (for loop, while loop, nested loops) | S2 | CO1, CO2 | 05 | | 7 | Working with Built-in Functions | S2 | CO1, CO2 | 05 | | 8 | Creating User-Defined Functions *(Level: Complex)* | S2 | CO2 | 05 | | 9 | Working with Strings, Lists, Tuples & Sets | S2 | CO2 | 05 | | 10 | File Handling in Python | S2 | CO2 | 05 | | 11 | Exception Handling in Python | S2 | CO4 | 05 | | 12 | Read CSV File | S2 | CO4 | 05 | | 13 | Write CSV File | S2 | CO4 | 05 | --- ## ⚙️ Requirements * Python 3.x * IDE (VS Code / PyCharm / Jupyter Notebook) --- # 🧑‍💻 GitHub Lab Submission Instructions ## 🔁 Step 1: Fork the Repository 1. Go to the given GitHub repository link (shared by your instructor). 2. Click on the **Fork** button (top-right corner). 3. This will create a **copy of the repo in your GitHub account**. --- ## 💻 Step 2: Clone Your Forked Repository 1. Open your forked repository (in your GitHub account). 2. Click on **Code → Copy URL**. 3. Open terminal / CMD and run: ```bash git clone ``` 4. Move into the project folder: ```bash cd ``` --- ## 📁 Step 3: Create Your Folder (Roll Number) 1. Inside the repo, create a new folder with your **Roll Number**: ```bash mkdir BT24F05F041 ``` 2. Add your code files inside this folder. --- ## ✍️ Step 4: Add and Commit Your Code ```bash git add . git commit -m "Added lab work by " ``` --- ## ☁️ Step 5: Push Code to Your GitHub Repo ```bash git push origin main ``` --- ## 🔄 Step 6: Create Pull Request (PR) 1. Go to your forked repository on GitHub. 2. Click **Compare & Pull Request**. 3. Make sure: * **Base repo** = Instructor’s repository * **Base branch** = `main` * **Head repo** = Your fork 4. 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 in the repo * Commit message should be clean and meaningful --- ## ✅ Example Structure ``` Python-Lab/ │ ├── BT24F05F041/ │ ├── lab1.py │ ├── lab2.py │ ├── BT24F05F057/ │ ├── lab1.py ``` --- ## 🚀 Final Note Once your Pull Request is submitted, wait for approval. If changes are requested, update your code and push again — 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** # Python-lab