diff --git a/BMI_Calculator_01.py b/BMI_Calculator_01.py
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+"""
+We will use this script to learn Python:Concepts of _Class and Objects in BMI Calculator.
+The script is an example of BMI_Calculator implemented in Python using methods and constructor.
+The BMI_Calculator:
+    # Get the weight(Kg) of the user
+    # Get the height(m) of the user
+    # Caculate the BMI using the formula
+        BMI=weight in kg/height in meters*height in meters
+
+
+        """
+class BMI_Calculator:
+    pass
+
+    #class variable
+    BMI = 'calculator'
+
+    #The init constructor for weight & height
+    def __init__(self,weight,height):
+
+        #instance variable
+        self.weight = weight
+        self.height = height
+
+
+    #another instance constructor for weight & height
+    def calculate_BMI(self):
+        return round((self.weight/(self.height*self.height)),2)
+
+
+weight = float(input("Enter the weight in kg:"))
+height = float(input("Enter the height in meters:"))
+
+   #object instant
+BMI_file = BMI_Calculator(weight, height)
+print("The BMI of the user is: ", BMI_file.calculate_BMI(), "kg/sq.metre")
+# inputs for the weight & height of the user
+
+BMI_Calculator =BMI_file.calculate_BMI()
+
+if  BMI_Calculator< 18.5:
+    print("Oh No!!! UnderWeight")
+    print("The Ideal BMI Range is : 18.5 to 25 ")
+    Gain_Weight = round((18.5 * weight * height - weight), 2)
+    print("Weight to be Gained to Reach the Ideal BMI is:", Gain_Weight, "Kg")
+
+elif BMI_Calculator >= 18.5 and BMI_Calculator <= 25:
+    print("Hurrayyy!!! NormalWeight")
+    print("The Ideal BMI Range is : 18.5 to 25")
+    print("Good Keep It Up")
+
+elif BMI_Calculator > 25 and BMI_Calculator <= 29.99:
+    print("Ohhh!!! OverWeight")
+    print("The Ideal BMI Range is : 18.5 to 25")
+    Reduce_Weight = round((weight - height * height * 25), 2)
+    print("Weight to be Reduced to Reach the Ideal BMI is :", Reduce_Weight,"Kg")
+
+elif BMI_Calculator >= 30:
+    print("{face screaming in fear}")
+    print("The Ideal BMI Range is : 18.5 to 25")
+    Reduce_Weight = round((weight - height * height * 25), 2)
+    print("Weight to be Reduced to Reach the Ideal BMI is :{1}", Reduce_Weight, "Kg")
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diff --git a/BMR/BMR_01.txt b/BMR/BMR_01.txt
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+1. Added configparser library to this program.
diff --git a/BMR/Config.ini b/BMR/Config.ini
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+[Male]
+constant_for_male = 88.362
+weight_constant_for_male = 13.397
+height_constant_for_male = 4.799
+age_constant_for_male = 5.677
+
+[Female]
+constant_for_female = 447.593
+weight_constant_for_female = 9.247
+height_constant_for_female = 3.098
+age_constant_for_female = 4.33
+
+[Conversion]
+pound = 2.204
+foot = 3.28
+
diff --git a/BMR/helper.py b/BMR/helper.py
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+import configparser
+
+subject_file = configparser.ConfigParser()
+
+subject_file.add_section("Male")
+subject_file.set("Male", "Constant_For_Male", "88.362")
+subject_file.set("Male", "Weight_Constant_For_Male", "13.397")
+subject_file.set("Male", "Height_Constant_For_Male", "4.799")
+subject_file.set("Male", "Age_Constant_For_Male", "5.677")
+
+subject_file.add_section("Female")
+subject_file.set("Female", "Constant_For_Female", "447.593")
+subject_file.set("Female", "Weight_Constant_For_Female", "9.247")
+subject_file.set("Female", "Height_Constant_For_Female", "3.098")
+subject_file.set("Female", "Age_Constant_For_Female", "4.33")
+
+subject_file["Conversion"]={"Pound":"2.204","foot" : "3.28"}
+
+with open(r"Config.ini", 'w') as configfile:
+    subject_file.write(configfile)
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diff --git a/Read Me.txt b/Read Me.txt
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+Work in progress:
+1. Have to add function keys of lowercase and uppercase.
+2. Have to configure a file in which the variables would work like function and import to mainscript.