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Essential Software
Dr. Muhammad Yousuf Tufail
Department of Mathematics
Institute of Business Administration.
Yousuf Tufail ¯ Yousuf Tufail
ytufail@iba.edu.pk
Lecture 1 & 2
Dr. Muhammad Yousuf Tufail (IBA.) Essential Software Lecture 1 & 2 1/8
Creating Variable
Creating Variable
Profit per year=50000
Creating Variable
Returning variable/ Recalling variable/Displaying variable
Creating Variable
print(Profit per year)
Creating Variable

50000
Creating Variable

50000
Example (1)
Creating Variable

50000
Example (1)
What would be the profit after 8 year.
Creating Variable

50000
Example (1)
Solution
Creating Variable

50000
Example (1)
Solution
Req profit after 8 year= 8*Profit per year
Creating Variable

50000
Example (1)
Solution
print(Req profit after 8 year)
Creating Variable

50000
Example (1)
Solution
print(Req profit after 8 year)
400000
Example (2)
Example (2)
What would be the profit after 12 years?
Example (2)
Solution
Example (2)
Solution
600000
Calculation of Body mass index(BMI)
weight
BMI = height 2
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (3)
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (3)
Calculate the body mass index for the following observation.
height = 1.79, weight = 68.7
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (3)
Solution
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (3)
Solution
height=1.79
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (3)
Solution
height=1.79
weight=68.7
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (3)
Solution
height=1.79
weight=68.7
BMI=
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (3)
Solution
height=1.79
weight=68.7
BMI= weight/height**(2)
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (3)
Solution
height=1.79
weight=68.7
print(BMI)
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (3)
Solution
height=1.79
weight=68.7
print(BMI)
21.4413
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (4)
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (4)
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (4)
Solution
weight
BMI = height 2
Example (4)
Solution
23.1578
Types of variable
Example (5)
Types of variable
Example (5)
What are the types of the following variable.
a=2, b=2.34, c=‘I am string’, d=True
Types of variable
Example (5)
Solution
Types of variable
Example (5)
Solution
a=2
Types of variable
Example (5)
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
Types of variable
Example (5)
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
c=‘I am string’
Types of variable
Example (5)
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
c=‘I am string’ (It will be green in color)
Types of variable
Example (5)
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
d=True
Types of variable
Example (5)
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
d=True (It will be blue in color)
Types of variable
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
Types of variable
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
print(type(a))
Types of variable
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
print(type(a))
int
Types of variable
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
print(type(a))
int
print(type(b))
Types of variable
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
print(type(a))
int
print(type(b))
float
Types of variable
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
print(type(a))
int
print(type(b))
float
print(type(c))
Types of variable
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
print(type(a))
int
print(type(b))
float
print(type(c))
string
Types of variable
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
print(type(a))
int
print(type(b))
float
print(type(c))
string
print(type(d))
Types of variable
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
print(type(a))
int
print(type(b))
float
print(type(c))
string
print(type(d))
bool
Types of variable
Solution
a=2
b=2.34
print(type(a))
int
print(type(b))
float
print(type(c))
string
print(type(d))
bool
Note: Strings are always written in ‘ ‘ or ” ”
Lists
Lists
Height of a family members:
Lists

height 1 = 1.64
height 2 = 1.42
height 3 = 1.56
height 4 = 1.80
Lists

height 1 = 1.64
height 2 = 1.42
height 3 = 1.56
height 4 = 1.80
It looks quite inconvenient way of representation.
Lists

height 1 = 1.64
height 2 = 1.42
height 3 = 1.56
height 4 = 1.80
Python provides a better way to represent such data in the form of list as
explained below:
Lists

height 1 = 1.64
height 2 = 1.42
height 3 = 1.56
height 4 = 1.80
explained below:
fam heights=[1.64,1.42,1.56,1.80]
Lists

height 1 = 1.64
height 2 = 1.42
height 3 = 1.56
height 4 = 1.80
explained below:
fam heights=[1.64,1.42,1.56,1.80]
Above representation is better than previous.
Lists

height 1 = 1.64
height 2 = 1.42
height 3 = 1.56
height 4 = 1.80
explained below:
fam heights=[1.64,1.42,1.56,1.80]
But (still) we do not know the people corresponding to each height.
Lists

height 1 = 1.64
height 2 = 1.42
height 3 = 1.56
height 4 = 1.80
explained below:
fam heights=[1.64,1.42,1.56,1.80]
But (still) we do not know the people corresponding to each height.
fam heights=[”John”, 1.64, ”Hazel”, 1.42, ”mom”, 1.56, ”dad”, 1.80]

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Dr. Muhammad Yousuf Tufail

Returning variable/ Recalling variable/Displaying variable

Returning variable/ Recalling variable/Displaying variable

print(Profit per year)

Returning variable/ Recalling variable/Displaying variable

print(Profit per year)

Returning variable/ Recalling variable/Displaying variable

print(Profit per year)

Returning variable/ Recalling variable/Displaying variable

print(Profit per year)

Returning variable/ Recalling variable/Displaying variable

print(Profit per year)

Returning variable/ Recalling variable/Displaying variable

print(Profit per year)

Returning variable/ Recalling variable/Displaying variable

print(Profit per year)

Returning variable/ Recalling variable/Displaying variable

print(Profit per year)

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