PART TWO: ITERATIONS It's been a super long time since I did programming. But I crammed a lot of stuff last week for the exam which I believe went well. So I think in last blog I was telling about the baby steps of starting Python. Honestly if you can talk and write English week 1 should have been easy but if you didn't THATS TOTALLY OKAY coz it's something new. It was for me especially being from a biology background. I kind of missed learning about "Human stuff" or " things which I could relate". However I thought of another narrative. Technology is also a part of our lives and trust me if it disappears I think we would go into crazy mode. So to all those who used to think like me that our job isn't meaningful or something. IT IS. Period. We are making people's lives easier than it used to be. okay enough of the ranting talks. Let's go straight into the topic which is Iterations.
Week One: Python Hello Everyone! Well it's probably been more than a week since I started with Python but I didn't cover many concepts. Anyways let me explain in an order so it would be easy to understand for people who didn't start. So in my previous blog I mentioned the resources I'm using for learning python (will share the link below). So I started with the usual print commands, moved onto arithmetic operators. It was interesting to get my math calculations done using Python. Wish I had known it earlier, my math homeworks would have been completed in seconds. After that I practised some quizes in DataCamp which really helped me apply the basic knowledge I had, followed which I learnt about Input function. Just by learning these three concepts I was able to do some pretty cool programs like finding area of shapes, age calculator. I think I learnt about the logical operators (and, or and not) whic