ramlaxman · ramlaxman · Oct 28, 2025 · Oct 28, 2025
diff --git a/01-introduction/1.1 Curious-about-Python.md b/01-introduction/1.1 Curious-about-Python.md
@@ -1,58 +1,67 @@
-## What is Python ?
-   * Python is a high-level, interpreted, interactive programming and scripting language.
-   * It processes code at runtime using the interpreter.
-   * It is an cross-platform language.
-   * It is supported by Windows XP to 10, Linux, Macintosh Operating System.
-   * User can interact with python interpreter directly via Python Interactive `>>>` or Console.
-   * It supports Object-Oriented Programming Style.
+# Introduction to Python
 
-## Who created it ?
-   * Guido van Rossum in the late eighties and early nineties.
+## What is Python
+
+* Python is a high-level, interpreted, interactive programming and scripting language.
+* It processes code at runtime using the interpreter.
+* It is an cross-platform language.
+* It is supported by Windows XP to 10, Linux, Macintosh Operating System.
+* User can interact with python interpreter directly via Python Interactive `>>>` or Console.
+* It supports Object-Oriented Programming Style.
+
+## Who invented it
+
+* Guido van Rossum in the late eighties and early nineties.
 
 ## Where can it be used ?
-   * Day-to-day Scripting Tasks
-   * Enterprise Automation
-   * Distributed Systems
-   * Software Architectures
-   * Cloud Computing
-   * Web Services
-   * Text Processing
-   * Application Development
-   * Web Development
-   * Game Development
-   * DevOps Lifecycle
-   * Scientific Computing
-   * Mathematics
-   * Big Data Analytics
-   * Media Processing
-   * Machine Learning
-   * Artifical Intelligence
-
-## When should I use python ?
-   * Implement the Proof of Concept where "THIS WORKS" is quite important.
-   * Teach the programming to kids, elderly people and non-programmers.
-   * Automation or scripting for daily tasks.
-   * Quickly develop and deliver.
-   * Leisure projects for fun
-   * Experimenting stuff which is additional activity.
-   * Where there are too many unknowns, community comes to rescue.
-
-## Why should I use python ?
-   * Free and open source
-   * Python reads like English
-   * Suitable for learning from Kids to Elderly People.
-   * It's having a larger community, so more likely you'd get help if you ask questions
-   * The more useful projects there are, the more likely someone has already built a function you need.
-   * On Angel List, [Python](https://angel.co/skills) is amongst top demanded and the highest average salary offered skill.
-
-## What Python is not?
-   * Python is not compiled level language, Hence it is slow compared to C++ or C.
-   * Python can't be used in the development of real time action and feedback systems.  
-   * Hence, Operating systems like Windows, Linux does not use python for the developmwent but C, C++.
-   * Its not hardware oriented language. You can't run python programs for controlling hardware without any interface.
-   * Due to duck typing and dynamic typing (please Google it) leads to runtime errors.
-
-### _Terminology:_
-  * High Level: Any human who can read and understand spoken language.
-  * Interpreter: Translates one statement at a time rather than whole source code file. Hence, slower in execution.
-  * Scripting: Work can be done by giving commands of platform like OS, DBMS.
+
+* Day-to-day Scripting Tasks
+* Enterprise Automation
+* Distributed Systems
+* Software Architectures
+* Cloud Computing
+* Web Services
+* Text Processing
+* Application Development
+* Web Development
+* Game Development
+* DevOps Lifecycle
+* Scientific Computing
+* Mathematics
+* Big Data Analytics
+* Media Processing
+* Machine Learning
+* Artifical Intelligence
+
+## When should I use python
+
+* Implement the Proof of Concept where "THIS WORKS" is quite important.
+* Teach the programming to kids, elderly people and non-programmers.
+* Automation or scripting for daily tasks.
+* Quickly develop and deliver.
+* Leisure projects for fun
+* Experimenting stuff which is additional activity.
+* Where there are too many unknowns, community comes to rescue.
+
+## Why should I use Python
+
+* Free and open source
+* Python reads like English
+* Suitable for learning from Kids to Elderly People.
+* It's having a larger community, so more likely you'd get help if you ask questions
+* The more useful projects there are, the more likely someone has already built a function you need.
+* On Angel List, [Python](https://angel.co/skills) is amongst top demanded and the highest average salary offered skill.
+
+## What Python is not
+
+* Python is not compiled level language, Hence it is slow compared to C++ or C.
+* Python can't be used in the development of real time action and feedback systems.  
+* Hence, Operating systems like Windows, Linux does not use python for the developmwent but C, C++.
+* Its not hardware oriented language. You can't run python programs for controlling hardware without any interface.
+* Due to duck typing and dynamic typing (please Google it) leads to runtime errors.
+
+__Appendix__
+
+* High Level: Any human who can read and understand spoken language.
+* Interpreter: Translates one statement at a time rather than whole source code file. Hence, slower in execution.
+* Scripting: Work can be done by giving commands of platform like OS, DBMS.
diff --git a/01-introduction/1.2-installation.md b/01-introduction/1.2-installation.md
@@ -1,6 +1,12 @@
-## Which version?
-  * *With end of life and support to Python 2, Python 3 is ready for general availability and recommended version to use.*
-  * #### Always use latest version from [Python Downloads](https://www.python.org/downloads/)
+# Installation of Python
+
+## Which version
+
+* Always use latest version from [Python Downloads](https://www.python.org/downloads/)
+* 
+* With end of life and support to Python 2, Python 3 is ready for general availability and recommended version to use.
+
+
 
 
 ## Installing Python in your machine