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Python programming #2;Overview of Builtin functions with few examples

Hello everyone! Welcome to our Blog HIGH TECHDROID and this is Lavanya. Today we are going to see about built-in functions.  Introduction:                     First, we'll have a short demo on what are built-in functions. Let me assign a=’good’. If I want to print it, I give as print(a). Thus, I need a function called print() to print the value of a. This is called as built-in functions. Like this, there are many built-in functions supported in Python like input(), min(), max(), len(), replace() and so on. Let’s have a look on it now.                  Here, I have described few built-in functions along with their functionalities. First is      import, that is, __import__. In C, we use header files like #include<stdio.h> whereas we use this import to import modules in Python. abs() is to find the absolute value of a variable or a number. Next is, print() to print the value of a variable or display the output. Input() is to get input from user. When a set of attribu

Python programming #1: Getting started with features and a sample program

            Hello everyone! Welcome to our channel HIGH-TECHDROID and this is Lavanya . Today, we are going to see about Python Programming. Let me begin with it’s history. Python was started to develop in the year of 1987 but it came to lime light since 4-5 years. History:            The major reason behind it is the non-availability of a proper community behind to develop and explore its features. Then, it’s features were being explored by major powers of the world like NASA, IBM, YouTube and Google and they began to develop their web applications using Python. Okay, let us get started by downloading and installing Python from the official website python.org. Before that, let you know that there are two versions of Python-Python 2.x and Python 3.x with sub-versions on each of them. Download Page:             If you go to Chrome and type python.org, you could find the homepage of Python official website. Go to Downloads and click on All Releases. You could find