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📝 Video Description

Welcome to the Python Programming – Complete Course (New Series) by Burle Sharma.

In this class (1.14), we continue learning how to write expected output before writing the actual program.

Instead of coding, we focus only on:

Understanding the question
Predicting the correct output
Developing logical thinking before writing syntax

In this video, we write the expected output for four different programs, including:

1️⃣ Accept three numbers and display:

Sum of first and second number
Multiplication of second and third number

2️⃣ Calculate the Area of a Circle (πr²)

3️⃣ Calculate the Area of a Triangle (½ × base × height)

4️⃣ Accept roll number, name, and marks of three subjects and display:

Total marks
Percentage obtained (each subject out of 100)

This class builds strong problem-analysis skills — very important before writing actual code.

🎓 What you’ll learn in this video

Meaning and importance of expected output
Writing output before writing the program
Understanding how input affects output
Logical thinking for real programming
Expected output for mathematical calculations
Expected output for multiple input-based programs
How to predict results before writing code
Strengthening input → process → output approach
Building strong analysis habits for beginners
Preparing for coding in the next classes

🧠 Key Learning Point

Before coding, professional programmers first understand the problem and decide what the output should look like. By doing this:

Coding becomes easier
Chances of mistakes reduce
Logical thinking improves
Programs become clearer and better structured

This class is a major step toward writing error-free and well-planned programs.

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