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- Example: Using variables to store and manipulate configuration data in a DevOps context.

## Day 4: Functions, Modules and Packages
- What are differences between function, modules and packages ?
- How to import a package ?
- What are Python workspaces ?
- What are the differences between functions, modules and packages?
- How to import a package?
- What are Python workspaces?

## Day 5: Environment Variables and Command Line Arguments
- Reading and writing environment variables in Python.
- Using the os and dotenv modules.
- Securing sensitive information in environment variables.
- Handling command line arguments in Python.
- Practice exercises and examples:
- Example: Developing a Python script that accepts command line arguments to customize DevOps automation tasks.
- Example: Developing a Python script that accepts command-line arguments to customise DevOps automation tasks.

## Day 6: Operators
- Introduction to operators in Python.
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- List comprehensions.
- Nested lists and advanced list operations.
- Practice exercises and examples:
- Example: Print list of files in the list of folders provided
- Example: Print a list of files in the list of folders provided

## Day 11: Working with Dictionaries and Sets (Project-1)
- Dictionaries and key-value pairs.
- Sets and set operations.
- Practice exercises and examples:
- Example: Managing a dictionary of server configurations and optimizing retrieval.
- Example: Managing a dictionary of server configurations and optimising retrieval.

## Day 12: Python Tasks for DevOps (Part 1) - File Operations (Project-2)
- Introduction to File Operations and Boto3.
- Automating File operations.
- Practice exercises and examples:
- Example: Update a server resources in the server.conf file up on external notification.
- Example: Update a server's resources in the server.conf file up on external notification.

## Day 13: Python Tasks for DevOps (Part 2) (Project-3)
- Using Fabric for remote task automation.
- AWS automation with Boto3.
- Managing EC2 instances, S3 buckets, and more.
- Practice exercises and examples:
- Example: Creating a aws script for deploying applications to remote servers.
- Example: Creating an AWS script for deploying applications to remote servers.

## Day 14: Github-JIRA intergration Project - (Project-4)
## Day 14: Github-JIRA integration Project - (Project-4)
- Introduction to RESTful APIs.
- Making HTTP requests using Python.
- Parsing JSON responses and error handling.
- Practice exercises and examples:
- Example: Write a Python API which listens on a github comment and creates a ticket in JIRA.
- Example: Write a Python API which listens to a GitHub comment and creates a ticket in JIRA.

## Day 15: Github-JIRA intergration Project - (Project-4) - (Part-2)
## Day 15: Github-JIRA integration Project - (Project-4) - (Part-2)
- Introduction to Flask.
- Write your first API in python.
- Write your first API in Python.
- How to handle API calls and deploy your API to a server.
- Practice exercises and examples:
- Example: Write a Python API which listens on a github comment and creates a ticket in JIRA.
- Example: Write a Python API which listens to a GitHub comment and creates a ticket in JIRA.

## Day 16: Python Interview Questions & Answers
- Beginner and intermediate Level
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