This repository is a structured collection of Python scripts covering fundamentals, data structures, algorithms, and small practical projects. It serves as a learning reference for beginners as well as students preparing for coding interviews or aiming to strengthen their Python foundations.
The goal of this repository is to provide clean, easy-to-understand Python programs that demonstrate:
- Core Python syntax and programming concepts
- Data Structures & Algorithms with clear implementations
- Practical scripts and mini-projects to apply logic
- Progressive learning — from basic programs to more structured, modular code
Each file is self-contained, readable, and suitable for both learning and revision.
Scripts demonstrating essential Python concepts such as:
- Variables, data types, operators
- Conditional statements and loops
- Functions and scope
- Lists, tuples, sets, dictionaries
- String operations
- File handling and exceptions
These scripts help build a strong foundation in Python programming.
Well-structured implementations of commonly used algorithms and data structures including:
- Searching algorithms: Linear Search, Binary Search
- Sorting algorithms: Bubble Sort, Selection Sort, Insertion Sort, Merge Sort, etc.
- Array and list manipulation techniques
- Basic linked list operations (where included)
These programs focus on logic clarity, step-by-step progression, and interview-oriented thinking.
A collection of logic-oriented Python programs aimed at improving problem-solving skills, such as:
- Pattern printing
- Mathematical utilities
- String/number manipulations
- Input-based small tasks
These help sharpen logical reasoning and coding fluency.
Small but functional Python scripts built to demonstrate real-world application of programming concepts, including:
- Calculator programs
- ATM simulation
- Attendance or student-record based logic
- QR code generator These projects combine multiple programming concepts into cohesive scripts.
To use or run any script from this repository:
git clone https://github.com/Varadraj75/Python-Programs
cd Python-Programs
python <filename>.py