siva

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added the siva branch

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Removed all instructional content, practical examples, and assignments related to Python fundamentals, DevOps use cases, and projects.
  • Deleted all application scripts, sample code, and configuration files, including web app examples and integration scripts.
  • Eliminated all documentation files, curriculum outlines, and license information.
  • Cleared all dependency and environment setup files.

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This change deletes a large number of files across the project, including documentation, code examples, practical scripts, configuration files, and license information. The removals span multiple days of a Python-for-DevOps curriculum, eliminating instructional content, assignments, practical DevOps scripts, and supporting files for web and API integrations.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Project Documentation and Curriculum README.md, LICENSE, .gitignore, Day-01/01-shell-vs-python.md, Day-02/01-data-types.md, Day-02/02-strings.md, Day-02/03-numeric.md, Day-02/04-regex.md, Day-03/README.md, Day-03/keywords.md, Day-03/variables.md, Day-04/README.md, Day-06/README.md, Day-06/01-Notes/*, Day-06/02-Assignment/01-Questions/assignment.md, Day-07/README.md, Day-08/README.md, Day-08/01-Notes/*, Day-08/02-Assigment/01-list-questions.md, Day-08/02-Assigment/02-list-answers.md, Day-09/README.md, Day-09/01-loops.md, Day-09/02-loop-controls.md, Day-09/03-for-loop-devops-usecases.md, Day-09/04-while-loop-devops-usecases.md, Day-10/README.md, Day-11/README.md, Day-11/01-dictionaries.md, Day-11/02-sets.md, Day-11/03-lists-vs-sets.md, Day-11/04-practicals.md, Day-12/server.conf, Day-14/README.md, Day-15/README.md, Day-16/README.md	Deleted all documentation, curriculum outlines, instructional markdown notes, configuration files, and license from the project.
Python Example Scripts and Assignments Day-02/02-hello-world.py, Day-02/examples/*, Day-06/02-Assignment/02-Answers/*, Day-10/01-convert-string-to-list.py, Day-10/02-main-construct.py, Day-10/03-list-files-in-folders.py, Day-11/04-practicals.py, Day-12/update_server.py	Removed all example Python scripts, assignments, and practical code demonstrating basic programming concepts and DevOps automation tasks.
Web/API Integration and Demo Apps Day-14/examples/create-jira.py, Day-14/examples/list_projects.py, Day-15/examples/hello-world.py, Day-15/github-jira.py, simple-python-app/app.py, simple-python-app/requirements.txt	Deleted all files related to Flask web apps, JIRA/GitHub API integration, and related dependencies.
Other Day-11/04-demo-github-integration.py	Removed a script for GitHub API integration and pull request analysis.

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Estimated code review effort

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Possibly related issues

• Regex Find and search examples are same #100: The PR deletes Day-02/examples/03-regex-findall.py, which is the subject of this issue regarding duplicate regex examples. The removal directly addresses the concern by eliminating the problematic file.

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Leaving fields for a brand new day.
A garden bare, but hope in sight—
For every end, a chance for flight!
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