In simplest words, Syntax is the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in a language. In the case of a computer language, the syntax is the structural arrangement of comments, variables, numbers, operators, statements, loops, functions, classes, objects, etc. which helps us understand the meaning or semantics of a computer language.
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For E.g. a &lsquo;comment&rsquo; is used to explain the functioning of a block of code. It starts with a &lsquo;#&rsquo;.
More on comments in the comments chapter.
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For E.g. a block of code is identified by an &lsquo;indentation&rsquo;. Have a look at the following code, here print(i) is said to be indented with respect to the link above it. In simple words, indentation is the addition of spaces before the line "print(i)"
<pre class="language-python"><code>for i in range(5):
 print(i)
</code></pre>

What is Syntax?

Python Iterators

JSON

Python try...except

Python PIP

Data & Time

if Statement

if-else Statement

elif Statement

Nested if Statement

Python File Handling

Read/Write Files

Python Overview

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Python Comments

Python Variables

Data Types

Python Numbers

Data Conversion

Type Casting

Python Operators

Python Booleans

Python Dictionaries

Access Items

Add/Remove Items

Copy Dictionaries

Python Functions

Function Arguments

return Statement

Python Recursion

Python Lists

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Remove List Items

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List Comprehension

List Methods

Python for Loop

Python while Loop

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Python OOPS

self method

__init__ method

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Python Strings

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Python Tuples

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