Enhance Python basics: Printing, User Input, Type Conversion, DataTypes, and add Commenting notes

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Overview

This PR enhances the "1_Introduction to Basics of Python" subsection in the Gold Level Data Science ML Full Stack Repository. It includes updates to several fundamental concepts:

1. 01_Python Print Statements: I have added a way of printing that avoids going to newline with improved explanations and examples, making it more comprehensive and beginner-friendly.

2. 02_Variables and Datatypes: I have added the String Literals as it's very important to handle paragraph. I also added two ways of printing multiple statements with variables. One of them is normal way and the other one is formatted string literals.

3. 03_Getting Values from User: I've added detailed information on how to check the type of user input in Python, highlighting the importance of converting types of user input.

4. 04_Type Conversion: The section on type conversion is updated with showing the type of any user input.

5. 07_Commenting: Added a new section on commenting in Python, explaining the ways of code comments and providing best practices.

Motivation

The goal of these updates is to provide learners with a solid foundation and different ways in Python programming. By improving these core concepts, we aim to make the learning process more accessible and enjoyable for aspiring data scientists.

Changes Made

• Updated existing content in the "1_Introduction to Basics of Python" subsection.
• Added new subsection for commenting notes.
• Updated "01_Python Print Statements", "02_Variables and Datatypes", "03_Getting Values from User", "04_Type Conversion" subsections.
• Included code examples and explanations to illustrate key concepts.
• Ensured consistency in formatting and style throughout the section.

Testing

I have thoroughly tested the updated content to ensure accuracy and readability. The code examples provided have been tested and validated to work as expected.

Checklist

• I have followed the coding standards and guidelines of the repository.
• The code is well-documented, and comments are added where necessary.
• All existing tests pass successfully.
• I have tested the changes locally and ensured they work as intended.

Thank you for considering this PR. I look forward to your feedback and any further improvements that may be needed.