Completed till Primary Data-types in Python

Author: outcastdreamer

Python_Notes_by_Saket_Savarn.ipynb

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     "1.   What is python used for? (Domain of python)\n",
     "2.   Installing and setting up Python\n",
     "\n",
-    "1. Python Basic Fundamentals\n",
+    "1. Python Basic Fundamentals (Syntax Basics)\n",
     "        a. Semi-colons in Python\n",
     "        b. Indentation in Python\n",
     "2. Commenting in Python\n",
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-    "<li><a href=\"\">saketsavarn07@gmail.com</a></li>\n"
+    "<li>Email : <a href=\"\">saketsavarn07@gmail.com</a></li>\n"
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     "<br>\n",
     "\n",
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-    "## <b>5. <u>Python Basic Fundamentals </b></u>\n",
+    "## <b>5. <u>Python Basic Fundamentals (Syntax Basics)</b></u>\n",
     "---\n",
     "<br><b>Semi-colons in Python </b><br>\n",
     "Unlike C, C++ languages, Python doesn't require a semi-colon (;) to end a line of code. The python interpreter itself understands a new line as end of that line of code. Even though semi-colon isn't required, python still supports usage of semi-colon and is used the same way as in C & C++. It can be used to write two lines of code in one by using a semi-colon\n",