Yes, this book by Indu Arora, published by Kalyani Publishers, is the officially prescribed and updated textbook for the "Multidisciplinary Course / Skill Enhancement Course: Python Programming" at Panjab University, Chandigarh.
Absolutely. The book's chapters and appendices are meticulously structured to cover all units of the detailed theoretical syllabus and provides the foundational concepts required to execute the programs listed in the practical syllabus.
Yes, the book is specifically designed for multidisciplinary and skill enhancement courses, making it ideal for absolute beginners from any academic stream. It starts with the very basics of programming and uses a gradual, easy-to-understand approach.
Yes, the book contains dedicated chapters: "Python Time and Datetime Modules" (Chapter 8) and "Dictionaries" (Chapter 10), which cover the concepts outlined in Unit 4 of the Panjab University syllabus.
Yes, Chapter 9 provides a gentle "Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming" with examples, aligning with the syllabus requirement for a basic introduction to OOP concepts.
The core concepts needed for writing such programs are thoroughly covered in Chapters 4 (Conditional Control Structures) and 5 (Iterative Structures), including break and continue statements. The foundational knowledge for the practical syllabus is provided.
Yes, the use of these and other essential built-in functions is covered in Chapter 6: "Data Structures and Built-In Functions," which is crucial for the hands-on practical syllabus.
Certainly. While it is tailored for the Panjab University syllabus, it serves as an excellent beginner-friendly introduction to Python programming for any learner seeking a structured approach.
Yes, Input/Output functions using print() and input() are covered in Chapter 3 under the relevant sections, as outlined in the syllabus.
Yes, Chapter 3: "Python Operators" comprehensively covers operator precedence, order of evaluation, and both automatic and explicit type conversion.
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Yes, this book by Indu Arora, published by Kalyani Publishers, is the officially prescribed and updated textbook for the "Multidisciplinary Course / Skill Enhancement Course: Python Programming" at Panjab University, Chandigarh.
Absolutely. The book's chapters and appendices are meticulously structured to cover all units of the detailed theoretical syllabus and provides the foundational concepts required to execute the programs listed in the practical syllabus.
Yes, the book is specifically designed for multidisciplinary and skill enhancement courses, making it ideal for absolute beginners from any academic stream. It starts with the very basics of programming and uses a gradual, easy-to-understand approach.
Yes, the book contains dedicated chapters: "Python Time and Datetime Modules" (Chapter 8) and "Dictionaries" (Chapter 10), which cover the concepts outlined in Unit 4 of the Panjab University syllabus.
Yes, Chapter 9 provides a gentle "Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming" with examples, aligning with the syllabus requirement for a basic introduction to OOP concepts.
The core concepts needed for writing such programs are thoroughly covered in Chapters 4 (Conditional Control Structures) and 5 (Iterative Structures), including break and continue statements. The foundational knowledge for the practical syllabus is provided.
Yes, the use of these and other essential built-in functions is covered in Chapter 6: "Data Structures and Built-In Functions," which is crucial for the hands-on practical syllabus.
Certainly. While it is tailored for the Panjab University syllabus, it serves as an excellent beginner-friendly introduction to Python programming for any learner seeking a structured approach.
Yes, Input/Output functions using print() and input() are covered in Chapter 3 under the relevant sections, as outlined in the syllabus.
Yes, Chapter 3: "Python Operators" comprehensively covers operator precedence, order of evaluation, and both automatic and explicit type conversion.