Python's Tutor

17/07/2023

A glimpse of our new project.
A control panel project with awesome UI/UX with a very fast and optimized backend written in Django to handle any size of data and load on it.

29/12/2022

# review

Another review of a student who learned Django Web App Development and completed her college project on her own.

05/07/2021

Command line interface to generate school/class result and also a good tool to analyze the result of the student.

The video below is the demonstration of the project. Get this code on github - https://github.com/annup76779/Result-Generator-Project.git

02/07/2021

Synatx of function in python

30/06/2021

Can you define what is function

We will post more about function later this week
So stay tuned with us

18/06/2021

mutable and immutable in python

03/11/2020

In our previous post, we have learned about what is arithmetic operators in python. In this video,
https://www.facebook.com/python5tutor/photos/pcb.112522100639057/112520877305846/?type=3&theater we are going to learn how to program using arithmetic operators.

24/10/2020

Hello pythonists, in the previous post we have learned about what are operators in python and the types of operators supported in python.
In this post we are going to see four of the mentioned operators from the previous post:
1. Arithmetic operators
2. Relational operators
3. Logical operators
4. Bitwise operators

24/10/2020

22/10/2020

F strings in did you know about that tell us in the comment section

20/10/2020

Today's topic: Datatypes in python.
As we have a good understanding of what is python and what is compiler and interpreter and also we have learned how to write our first python program.
As we know that any program needs some data provided to it to perform any processing as well as give you some output.
In this post, we are going to see what type of data is accepted by the python program and the python program can do processing over that data.
Python basically operates on 4 types of data. These are:
Integer
Float
String
Boolean

18/10/2020

Before we deep dive into let's see what is . And