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Full Stack Python By Deepak Full Stack Python began way back in December 2012 when I started to research the initial deployment, server, operating system, web server, and WSGI server pages. The site has broadly expanded out into many other subjects outside the deployment topics I originally started this site to explain. However, I frequently wanted to write a Python walkthrough that was not a good fit for the page format I use for each topic. Many of those walkthroughs became a good blog post but not all of them were quite the right fit on there. I'll still write more about Python on this blog Debugprogrammer  and it is the technical post that will be more useful for your dream job. Let me know what you think and what tutorials you'd like to see in the future. Hit me up on Instagram @debugprogrammer

Python is in simple English. Python used for web development, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Game development, and Desktop application. Data science and data visualization. Why we use to code in Python? Easy to learn High level Interpreted User-friendly General-purpose Object-oriented 

What is Python? Python was released in 1991 by Guido van Rossum. It is an interpreted high-level language for general-purpose programming.  Python features a dynamic type system and automatic memory management. It supports also supports multiple programming paradigms, including object-oriented, imperative, functional and procedural, and has a large and comprehensive standard library. Unlike other programming languages like C, Java, C++ it is easy to learn and use. It is more expressive and understandable and readable, object-oriented, Extensible, and most importantly it open source. Python Overview Variables In general, variables are the container for data. They are declared in python as  VariableName = data . A variable name can be anything except reserved words.  There are few rules that can be followed while deciding a variable name It should start with an alphabet or underscore like  abc , _foo. It should not start with a number...