The Beginners Guide to Python

1.0 Introduction to Programming
6 Lessons
- Course Overview
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- 1.1 What is Programming?
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- 1.2 Why Become a Programmer?
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- 1.3 Why Choose Python?
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- 1.4 History of Python
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- 1.5 Python Versions
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2.0 Installing Python
4 Lessons
- 2.1 Choosing an IDE (Integrated Development Environment)
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- 2.2 Setting up Python on Windows/Mac/Linux
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- 2.3 Writing Your First Python Program
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- 2.4 Lab - Hello World in Python
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3.0 Python Syntax and Concepts
7 Lessons
- 3.1 Variables and Data Types
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- 3.2 Lab - Variables and Data Types
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- 3.3 Basic Operators
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- 3.4 Input and Output
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- 3.5 Lab - Input and Output in Python
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- 3.6 Control Flow: Conditional Statements
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- 3.7 Lab - Conditional Statements in Python
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4.0 Functions
5 Lessons
- 4.1 Defining Functions
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- 4.2 Lab - Introduction to Functions
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- 4.3 Parameters and Return Values
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- 4.4 Lab - Parameters and Return Values
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- 4.5 Scope and Lifetime of Variables
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5.0 Data Structures
8 Lessons
- 5.1 Lists
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- 5.2 Lab - Lists
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- 5.3 Tuples
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- 5.4 Lab - Tuples
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- 5.5 Sets
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- 5.6 Lab - Sets
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- 5.7 Dictionaries
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- 5.8 Lab - Dictionaries
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6.0 Loops in Python
3 Lessons
- 6.1 Types of Loops in Python
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- 6.2 Lab - Loops in Python
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- 6.3 While Loops
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7.0 File Handling
4 Lessons
- 7.1 Reading from and Writing to Files
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- 7.2 Lab - Reading and Writing Files
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- 7.3 Working with Different File Formats (text, CSV, JSON)
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- 7.4 Lab - Working with Different File Formats (text, CSV, JSON)
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8.0 Understanding Exceptions
4 Lessons
- 8.1 What are Exceptions?
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- 8.2 Lab - Exceptions in Python
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- 8.3 Raising Exceptions
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- 8.4 Using the Debugger
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9.0 Object Oriented Programming Concepts
4 Lessons
- 9.1 Classes and Objects
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- 9.2 Lab - Getting Started with Objects in Python
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- 9.3 Attributes and Methods
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- 9.4 Inheritance and Polymorphism
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10.0 Modules and Packages
3 Lessons
- 10.1 Creating Modules
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- 10.2 Lab -Need Title
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- 10.3 Importing Modules
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11.0 Working with External Libraries
4 Lessons
- 11.1 Introduction to Python Standard Library
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- 11.2 Lab - The Python Standard Library
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- 11.3 Popular Third Party Libraries (e.g., NumPy, Pandas)
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- 11.4 Lab - Python Third Party Libraries
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12.0 Building a Small Project
3 Lessons
- 12.1 Project Ideas
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- 12.2 Planning and Development Process
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- 12.3 Testing and Debugging Your Project
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13.0 Where to Go from Here
3 Lessons
- 13.1 Advanced Learning Resources
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- 13.2 Community and Networking
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- 13.3 Career Paths in Python
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14.0 Final Thoughts
2 Lessons
- 14.1 Course Summary
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- Course Survey
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Appendix
1 Lesson
- Appendix A Python Keywords and Syntax Reference
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The Beginners Guide to Python

Course Summary

Course Curriculum

1.0 Introduction to Programming

2.0 Installing Python

3.0 Python Syntax and Concepts

4.0 Functions

5.0 Data Structures

6.0 Loops in Python

7.0 File Handling

8.0 Understanding Exceptions

9.0 Object Oriented Programming Concepts

10.0 Modules and Packages

11.0 Working with External Libraries

12.0 Building a Small Project

13.0 Where to Go from Here

14.0 Final Thoughts

Appendix

Eric Frick

John Smith

Highly Recommended Course. Easy to Understand, Informative, Very Well Organized. The Course is Full of Practical and Valuable for Anyone who wants to Enhance their Skills. Really Enjoyed it. Thank you!!

Course Pricing

2024 Base Price