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Python reserves 33 keywords that have special meaning and cannot be used as variable names.

These keywords fall into several categories:

• Control flow: if, else, elif allow your code to branch depending on conditions
• Loops: for, while, break, continue repeat actions or exit loops early
• Defining structures: def, class, return establish reusable components
• Error handling: try, except, finally, raise handle unexpected situations
• Importing modules: import, from, as access pre-built functionality

Think of keywords as Python's own vocabulary that you must not overwrite.

The average price for a Python lesson in Cambridge is around £29/h.

This rate can vary depending on several factors:

• The learner's experience (complete beginner, intermediate, or advanced)
• Your teacher's experience and credentials (years of coding, formal training, portfolio)
• Lesson length and frequency (weekly sessions, intensive courses, one-off help)
• The format (remote, face-to-face, or hybrid)

Some teachers provide bundle deals that reduce your overall spend. Choosing remote sessions often means lower fees and greater flexibility. A complimentary introductory lesson is common, helping you decide without pressure.

Object-oriented programming in Python rests on four pillars: encapsulation, inheritance, abstraction, and polymorphism.

• Encapsulation bundles data and methods inside a class, hiding internal details from outside code
• Inheritance lets a new class reuse code from an existing one, like a child inheriting traits from a parent
• Abstraction shows only essential features while concealing background details
• Polymorphism means the same method name can behave differently in different classes

Imagine Dog.speak() returning "Woof" while Cat.speak() returns "Meow", same method, different behaviour.

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