assignment_submission

Assignment Submissions

Welcome to the assignment submission directory! This is where you'll add your completed assignments when working in your forked repository.

📁 Directory Structure

assignment_submission/
├── Python_Day_1/
│   ├── your_name_q1.py
│   ├── your_name_q2.py
│   └── your_name_q3.py
├── Python_Day_2/
│   ├── your_name_list_q1.py
│   ├── your_name_dict_q1.py
│   └── your_name_tuple_q1.py
├── Python_Day_3/
│   └── (your future assignments)
└── README.md (this file)

📝 How to Submit Assignments

Step 1: Find Your Day's Folder

Navigate to the appropriate day folder (e.g., Python_Day_1/, Python_Day_2/)

Step 2: Create Your Solution Files

• Use descriptive filenames like: your_name_q1.py, your_name_q2.py
• Example: harshal_more_q1.py, jane_doe_list_q1.py

Step 3: Add Your Code

Write your solution in the Python file with:

• Comments explaining your approach
• Clean, readable code
• Test cases if needed

Step 4: Commit and Push

Use GitHub Desktop or command line to save your work to your fork.

📋 Assignment Questions

For assignment questions, check the course content:

• Day 1: course_content/Python_Day_1/Assignments
• Day 2: course_content/Python_Day_2/Assignments

💡 Tips

1. Naming Convention: Always include your name in the filename
2. One File Per Question: Don't put multiple questions in one file
3. Test Your Code: Make sure it runs without errors
4. Add Comments: Explain your logic for better understanding
5. Keep It Simple: Focus on solving the problem clearly

🆘 Need Help?

• Check the course notes in course_content/Python_Day_XX/Notes/
• Look at code examples in course_content/Python_Day_XX/Code/
• Ask Harshal or your classmates
• Create an issue in the main repository

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Remember: This folder is in YOUR fork, so you can organize it however works best for you!