Akash Verma
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Akash Verma
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
Programming tutor specialities
Homework help
Job readiness
Paired coding
Competitive Programming
Debugging
Exam prep
Assignment help
AI modules
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Computer Science concepts taught by Akash
The Student and Tutor reviewed the importance of foundational Python coding skills for leveraging AI in application development and discussed a detailed roadmap for building applications. The academic focus of the session was on understanding and applying `if`, `else`, and `elif` conditional statements in Python. The Student was advised to complete pending homework and practice the newly learned concepts for the next session.
Modulus Operator (%) for Even/Odd Logic
Python Comments (`#`)
The Indispensable Value of Foundational Coding in the Age of AI
Elif for Multiple Conditions
If/Else Statements for Conditional Logic
Student and Tutor reviewed Python programming fundamentals by breaking down homework problems involving mathematical logic. They focused on building code for a billing system (discounts, taxes) and a personal information calculator (age, height, weight conversions). The Tutor also introduced basic `if-else` conditional statements, and the Student was assigned to practice these concepts for the next session.
Bridging Mathematical Logic and Python
Core Arithmetic Operators
Gathering User Input and Type Casting
Effective Variable Declaration
Implementing Unit Conversions
Introduction to Conditional Logic: if/else
The Student and Tutor worked on a Python programming exercise in Google Collab, focusing on creating a program that takes user input for student details and calculates total marks, average, and percentage. They debugged issues related to data type conversion for numerical operations. For homework, the Student was assigned four practical problems to reinforce these concepts, with the next session slated to cover if-else conditional logic.
Gathering User Input with `input()`
Converting Input Types with `int()`
Performing Basic Arithmetic Operations
Displaying Results with Formatted `print()`
Google Colab as a Python Environment
The Student and Tutor reviewed taking user input in Python, focusing on the `input()` method and converting data types using `int()` and `float()`. The Student practiced implementing dynamic input for an existing code snippet and started building a basic calculator. The Tutor recommended practicing input methods further and reviewing a shared resource, with a full revision planned for the next class.
Data Type Conversion (`int()`
`float()`
`bool()`)
Building a Basic Calculator with User Input
Variables for Dynamic Values
F-Strings for Formatted Output
Dynamic User Input with `input()`
The Student and Tutor reviewed core Python programming concepts, including data types (integers, floats, strings, booleans), various operators (arithmetic, comparison, modulus), and the `input()` function. They practiced taking user input and performing operations, emphasizing type conversion. The Tutor shared a document on Python operators for the Student to review as follow-up.
Fundamental Data Types
Variables and Assignment
Basic Arithmetic Operators
Comparison vs. Assignment Operators
User Input (`input()`) and Type Casting
f-strings for Dynamic Output
Student and Tutor reviewed basic Python concepts, including the `print` statement, inbuilt functions, and the fundamental differences between variables and constants. They practiced defining variables for personal information and understood basic arithmetic operations and data types (`int`, `float`, `str`). For homework, the Student will create a program using different data types and review shared academic resources, with the next session scheduled for Friday.
Introduction to Data Types (`int`
`float`
`str`)
Basic Arithmetic Operators
Variables and Values (Constants)
The `print()` Function
Teaching tools used by tutor
Postman
Xcode
Visual Studio Code
PyCharm
Bitbucket

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