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Theory based question:


Why python ? What is Python?


Why python is the best choice for Web based Programming today?
Why python is called interpreted language?

Practical based tutorial:

In these blogs you can learn complex python programs in  easy ways without import any module.

Python program to check if a number is positive, negative or zero



Python program to check if variable is of integer or string



Python program to get the Factorial number of given number







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