Lecture

Python Configuration and String Manipulation

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Description

This lecture covers the configuration of Python environment, including selecting Python versions and organizing workspace files. It also delves into practical exercises involving string manipulation, such as using the input function, formatting strings, and utilizing the index function to separate first and last names.

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