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practice.py 
def calculate_total(price, quantity):

    total = price * quantity

    return total


price = 1500
quantity = 3

print(
    calculate_total(price, quantity)
)
Output 4500
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Beginner 01

Python Variables

Create variables and display their values using Python.

5 min
Beginner 02

Data Types

Work with integers, floats, strings and Python data types.

5 min
Beginner 03

Operators

Solve calculations using Python arithmetic and operators.

5 min
Beginner 04

Strings

Manipulate text using Python string operations and methods.

5 min
Beginner 05

Lists

Create lists, access elements and work with indexes.

7 min
Beginner 06

Dictionaries

Store and retrieve information using Python dictionaries.

7 min
Beginner 07

Conditions

Make decisions using if, elif and else statements.

7 min
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Loops

Practice repeating tasks using for and while loops.

8 min
Intermediate 09

Functions

Build reusable Python functions with parameters and return values.

10 min
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File Handling

Read and write files using Python's file handling tools.

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