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A collection of beginner-friendly Python scripts designed to reinforce fundamental programming concepts. These projects explore core topics like functions, conditionals, loops, user input, and basic math operations—perfect for those looking to strengthen their Python skills.


🛠️ Tech Used

  • Python 3
  • Standard Python Libraries (e.g., math)
  • Basic CLI for user interaction

📚 Project Overview

This repository showcases practical Python scripts, each addressing a specific programming concept:

  • Functions & Conditional Logic: Determine if a person plays banjo based on their name.
  • Math Operations: Calculate BMI, average arrays, and perform arithmetic tasks using Python’s math module.
  • User Input Handling: Build a shopping cart calculator and student profile generator.
  • Control Flow: Implement if-elif-else logic for grade calculation and pass/fail status.
  • List Operations: Combine and process arrays to return cumulative results.

The projects are designed for clarity, simplicity, and practical learning.


⚡ Optimizations

Future improvements for this repository include:

  • Adding more test cases using Python’s unittest framework.
  • Improving error handling for user input scenarios.
  • Refactoring repetitive code blocks for better readability and efficiency.
  • Introducing docstrings and type hints for enhanced code documentation.
  • Adding comments explaining complex logic for beginner learners.

💡 Lessons Learned

Working on these projects provided valuable insights into:

  • Crafting Python functions with clean, reusable code.
  • Handling user input effectively and validating data.
  • Applying conditional statements to drive program logic.
  • Utilizing Python’s built-in libraries (math) for mathematical computations.
  • Breaking down problems into manageable, functional blocks.

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