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05/09/2025

05/09/2025

Python Integers — Whole numbers, unlimited power 🔢⚡
int = whole numbers (… −2, −1, 0, 1, 2 …) with arbitrary precision in Python.

📚 Quick basics (with examples):
✅ Create → x = 42, neg = -7, big = 10**50
✅ Readable digits → budget = 1_25_000 (underscores allowed)
✅ Bases → 0b1010 (binary 10), 0o17 (octal 15), 0xFF (hex 255)
✅ Convert → int("42") • int("1010", 2) == 10
🧮 Operators that matter:
+ - * ** (power) • / (float division) • // (floor division) • % (mod)
🧰 Bitwise (for masks & flags):
& AND • | OR • ^ XOR • ~ NOT • > right shift
🔎 Handy int tricks:

Size info → (10**100).bit_length()

Bytes conversion → (255).to_bytes(1, "big") ↔ int.from_bytes(b"\xff","big")

Booleans are ints (True == 1) but don’t mix them in arithmetic for clarity.

💡 When to use vs alternatives:

Counts, IDs, loops, hashing, modular math → int

Money/precision decimals → decimal.Decimal

Exact rational math → fractions.Fraction
🧠 Pro tips:
• Prefer // when you need an integer result.
• Use underscores for readability: 10_000_000.
• Python ints grow as needed (no overflow), but very big math can be slower.

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05/09/2025

Python Tuples — Fixed, fast, and safe 🪄🔒
A tuple is an ordered, immutable collection. Perfect when your data shouldn’t change.

📚 Quick basics (with examples):
✅ Create → t = (1, 2, 3) • t = 1, 2, 3
✅ Single item → t = (5,) (comma mandatory!)
✅ Index & slice → t[0] • t[-1] • t[1:3]
✅ Immutable → t[0] = 9 ❌
✅ But nested can change → t = (1, [2,3]); t[1].append(4) ✅
✅ Ops → len(t) • sum(t) • min(t) • max(t)
✅ Join & repeat → (1,2) + (3,) → (1,2,3) • (0,) * 3 → (0,0,0)
✅ Methods → t.count(x) • t.index(x)

🧰 Packing / Unpacking magic:

a, b = (10, 20) # unpack
x, *mid, y = (1,2,3,4,5) # star-unpack → x=1, mid=[2,3,4], y=5
t = 10, 20, 30 # pack → (10, 20, 30)

💡 When to use a tuple?
• Fixed records: user = ("Archana", "IN", 7010537325)
• Return multiple values from functions
• Dictionary keys / set items (hashable): prices[("apple","kg")] = 120
• Slightly lighter & faster than lists for read-only data

🔁 Conversions & tips:
• tuple([1,2,3]) ↔ list((1,2,3))
• sorted(t) returns a list (tuples themselves aren’t sortable in place)
• Prefer tuples for constants to avoid accidental edits

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