How dhanush2365s-data/python-learning works
Python Learning is a collection of small, standalone Python practice programs, not an application with a shared runtime pipeline. The user’s workflow is to study a topic, work through an example, and test the logic; the README also lists foundational topics such as variables, types, operators, and loops, though the supplied tree has no dedicated directories for them. The graph groups examples by their documented collection topics. Individual examples are not shown invoking one another, so no inter-example flow is drawn; the excerpts provide only a sample of the programs.
Main entry points: function.py Function examples · dictionary-dynamically-find-expensive-product.py Dictionary examples · append-remove.py List examples · set-operator-intersection.py Set examples
Components 7
Functions
- Function examples
def-functions/function.py
Dictionaries
- Dictionary examples
dictionaries/dictionary-dynamically-find-expensive-product.py - Student averages
playground.py
Lists
- List examples
lists/append-remove.py
Sets
- Set examples
sets/set-operator-intersection.py
Tuples
- Tuple examples
tuples/tuples.py
Other components
- Learner
Connections 5
- Learner → Function examples: studies
README.md - Learner → Dictionary examples: studies
README.md - Learner → List examples: studies
README.md - Learner → Set examples: studies
README.md - Learner → Tuple examples: studies
README.md