Python
Door mymana hussein
1. Data Types
1.1. Numeric
1.1.1. Integer
1.1.2. Float
1.1.3. Complex
1.2. Non - numeric
1.2.1. Strings
1.3. Boolean
1.3.1. Bool
1.4. Sequential
1.4.1. List
1.4.2. Tuple
1.4.3. Range
1.5. Mapping
1.5.1. Dict
1.6. Set Types
1.6.1. Set
1.6.2. frozenset
1.7. Binary Types
1.7.1. Bytes
1.7.2. Bytesarray
1.7.3. memoryview
2. Object-Oriented programming (oop)
2.1. Inheritance
2.1.1. Extends
2.1.2. Super ( )
2.2. Polymorphism
2.2.1. Overwriting
2.2.2. Overloading
2.2.3. Methods that objects respond to in a different manner
2.3. Class
2.3.1. Blue print for the object (plan)
2.3.2. Instance of classes
2.3.2.1. New ( )
2.3.2.2. Constructor
3. Types of operators
3.1. Arithmetic
3.2. Relational / comparison
3.3. Logical
3.4. Identity
3.5. Membership
3.6. Bitwise
4. Libraries
4.1. Pands
4.2. SciPy
4.3. Scikit-learn
4.4. Matplotlib
4.5. TensorFlow
4.6. Scrapy
4.7. PyTorch
4.8. Keras
4.9. NLTK
4.10. Theano
4.11. Pygame
4.12. NumPy
4.13. Beautiful Soup
4.14. Requests
5. History
5.1. its implementation was started in December 1989
5.2. conceived in the late 1980s by Guido van Rossum at CWI in the Netherlands
5.3. was first released in 1991
5.4. was named after the BBC TV show Monty Python's Flying Circus
6. Features
6.1. Easy
6.2. Expressive
6.3. Free and an opened source
6.4. High level language
6.5. object-oriented language
6.6. Interpreted
6.7. Large standard library
6.8. GUI programming language
7. Loops
7.1. Infinite loop
7.2. Finite loop
7.3. Break [ ]
7.4. Pass
7.5. For loop
7.6. While loop
7.7. Do while loop
7.8. Conditional statements
7.8.1. If statement
7.8.2. If - Else statement
7.8.3. If - Else - If statement
7.8.4. Nested I f statement