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 # Python Programming Exercises
 
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-A curated, multi-path learning repository for mastering Python - from daily micro-challenges to real-world projects. Whether you're a beginner, job-seeker, or hobbyist, this repo gives you structure, clarity, and momentum.
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+**This repository is a simplest training guide to become a confident Python developer - focused on practical, professional, and in-depth learning.**
+
+## 🔗 Official Learning Materials
+
+We strictly follow authorized and official content, and we recommend others to do the same. This repository serves only as a reference to guide our internal training and make key resources more accessible.
+
+- Python 3 **Tutorial**: https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html  
+- Standard **Library**: https://docs.python.org/3/library/index.html  
+- **Built-in Functions**: https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html  
+- PEP 8 - **Coding Style**: https://peps.python.org/pep-0008/  
+- PEP 20 - **Zen of Python**: https://peps.python.org/pep-0020/  
+
+Use these as your **core reference** at all stages of learning.
+
+## Requirements
+- Basic understanding of programming (any language is OK)
+- Access to terminal (Linux, Mac, or WSL on Windows)
+- GitHub account and Git installed
+- Python 3.10 or above
+
+Install Python: https://www.python.org/downloads/
+
+## ✅ Practice Workflow
+
+1. Read the matching section from the official Python tutorial.
+2. Solve exercises from this repository by writing code manually.
+3. Format your code using properly. Explore tools to speedup things.
+4. Focus on understanding the **“Why”** - don't just make it work, make it clean.
+5. Test with multiple inputs, edge cases, and realistic data.
+6. Follow **PEP8** coding standards and proper naming at all times.
+7. Push your work to GitHub for accountability and version tracking.
+
+> 🚫 Do **not** use AI or LLMs (like ChatGPT, Copilot, Bard, etc.) while learning or doing these exercises.  
+> Use your brain - that's the training.  
+> Use AI later to **speed up real work**, but not to replace learning.
 
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+## Exercises
+
+### [list](https://git.ekika.co/EKIKA.co/Python-Programming-Exercises-by-EKIKA/src/branch/master/list.md)
+
+| ID            | Topic                      |
+|---------------|----------------------------|
+| [PYEKX-6280ca9a](https://git.ekika.co/EKIKA.co/Python-Programming-Exercises-by-EKIKA/src/branch/master/list.md#pyekx-6280ca9a) | Flatten a Deeply Nested List |
+| [PYEKX-1d45ec3e](https://git.ekika.co/EKIKA.co/Python-Programming-Exercises-by-EKIKA/src/branch/master/list.md#pyekx-1d45ec3e) | Group Consecutive Duplicates |
+| [PYEKX-3c65900f](https://git.ekika.co/EKIKA.co/Python-Programming-Exercises-by-EKIKA/src/branch/master/list.md#pyekx-3c65900f) | Rotate List (Bidirectional) k Times |
+| [PYEKX-6a7bc172](https://git.ekika.co/EKIKA.co/Python-Programming-Exercises-by-EKIKA/src/branch/master/list.md#pyekx-6a7bc172) | List Difference (Ordered & Counted |
+
+### [dict](https://git.ekika.co/EKIKA.co/Python-Programming-Exercises-by-EKIKA/src/branch/master/dict.md)
 
+| ID            | Topic                      |
+|---------------|----------------------------|
+| [PYEKX-2ce5579c](https://git.ekika.co/EKIKA.co/Python-Programming-Exercises-by-EKIKA/src/branch/master/dict.md#pyekx-2ce5579c) | Invert a Dictionary (Simple) |
+| [PYEKX-7b549e55](https://git.ekika.co/EKIKA.co/Python-Programming-Exercises-by-EKIKA/src/branch/master/dict.md#pyekx-7b549e55) | Merge Dictionaries with Conflict Resolution |
+| [PYEKX-8be01ef0](https://git.ekika.co/EKIKA.co/Python-Programming-Exercises-by-EKIKA/src/branch/master/dict.md#pyekx-8be01ef0) | Count Frequencies of Elements |
+| [PYEKX-4ffdfbd7](https://git.ekika.co/EKIKA.co/Python-Programming-Exercises-by-EKIKA/src/branch/master/dict.md#pyekx-4ffdfbd7) | Nested Key Lookup |
+| [PYEKX-2d3191a8](https://git.ekika.co/EKIKA.co/Python-Programming-Exercises-by-EKIKA/src/branch/master/dict.md#pyekx-2d3191a8) | Top N Frequent Elements |
+
+Each exercise includes:
+- Problem
+- Why it matters
+- Examples
+
+---
 
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