Assert & list Comprehension has been explained.

ADVANCE/Assert & list Comprehension/Assert.py

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+# In this lets see about the assert in the python.
+
+# Assert is a kwyword used to define a debugging tool which is used to test a condition.
+
+# If the condition is true then it moves to the next line.
+
+# If the condition becomes false then it will be resulting in an AssertionError.
+
+# Syntac for assert is:
+
+# assert condition,error_message    
+
+# condition = Condition to be checked.
+
+# error_message = error message to be displayed , which is optional.
+
+# Here is the example for assert
+
+a = int(input('\nEnter value of "a" : '))
+
+b = int(input('\nEnter value of "b" : '))
+
+assert b != 0,'Divisor 0 error'
+
+print('\na / b is : ',a/b)

ADVANCE/Assert & list Comprehension/list comprehension.py

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+# In this list comprehension has been explained.
+
+# List Comprehension is defined as an elegant way to define.
+
+# The list comprehension starts with '[' and ']'.
+
+# [ expression for item in list if conditional ]
+
+# Here is the program for list comprehension.
+
+List = [data for data in range(1,11)]
+
+print() # empty line for readability.
+
+print(List)
+
+print() # empty line for readability.