Basic concepts

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Loops

Loops are used to execute the code many times until desired.

Functions

They are used to encapsulate a code so it can be used again and aging.

Lists

Orders collection of items.

Dictionaries

A group of information paired

Modules

Files containing python codes that can be imported into your program.












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