Python3 For Absolute Beginners From Scratch to Advance Level
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In early 2016, Python passed Java as the #1 beginners language in the world. Why? It’s because it’s simple enough for beginners yet advanced enough for the pros.
SpaceX uses it to launch Rockets
Pixar uses Python to run its animation software
Instagram & Pinterest use it to run their web application (backend via Django).
As the world is advancing, the computational power of computers is increasing day by day. Not many people care too much about memory utilization when they are writing small scale applications. This is one of the reasons why Python is getting popular and why learning it is a huge deal. Now, you can write profitable applications with ease and simplicity.
Learn Python, a programming language with a wide variety of well-paying jobs in many fields, including data science and web development.
It is relatively easy to learn when compared to pretty much any other programming language since most of the time, using Python to do something will take fewer lines of code than with another programming language.
Python allows you to work in web development, data science, artificial intelligence, app development. These are just major fields that I listed. Apart from this, if you are a hobbyist, you can have lots of fun with Python. If you want to earn and have a professional career, Python is still a good choice. Python developers earn a good amount of money. You are in a great position if you start learning Python.
But why learn python?
Python is used in:
1. Web Development
2. Data science (Analysis, Parsing, Big Data etc)
3. GUI Application Development
4. Robotics and automation
5. Machine learning & Artificial Intelligence
6. BlockChain Development
Any many more.
Python is HOT right now. The demand in the IT job market for Python skills keeps growing and growing. If you’re looking to get into programming as a career, level up your existing career or open up new doors in the IT field, you really need to learn Python!
Come learn with me and I’ll show you how you can bend the easiest and in-demand programming language “Python” to your will. This course is great for beginners in Python at any age and any level of computer literacy.
The goal is simple: learn Python from scratch by performing Exercises and Projects in each Chapter we discuss.
Who this course is for:
- People interested in programming who have no prior programming experience
- Newer Python programmers who need a refresher on Python
- Students taking a Python class in school who want a supplementary learning resource
- Programming hobbyists
- Anyone else who is interested in learning Python
- This course is NOT for experienced Python programmers
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007 Variable vs Constants -
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008 Variable Names
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009 Assignment Statements in Python
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010 Numeric Operators
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011 Order of Evaluation
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012 Practical Demonstration of Order of Evaluation
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Quiz No. 1: Numeric Operators, Order of Evaluation, Assignment StatementsQuiz relates directly with the knowledge of Numeric Operators, Order of Evaluation and usage of Assignment Statements.
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013 Comments in Python
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014 Making First Python Program
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015 Exercise Question
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016 Exercise Solution
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023 Introduction to Functions
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024 Practical: Functions
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025 Data type Conversions Using Functions
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026 Practical Demonstration of Data Types Conversions Using Functions
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027 Building your Own Functions
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028 Arguments
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029 Return Values
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Quiz No. 2: Functions, Data type Conversions, Building Functions in Python
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030 Introduction to Loops
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031 Use of Break Statements in Loops
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032 Use of Continue Statements in Loops
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033 Difference between Continue and Break Statements
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034 Indefinite Loops
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035 How loops work in Python
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036 Practical Demonstration of How Loops work in python
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037 Loop Operations: Counting
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038 Loop Operations: Summing
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039 Counting in Loops
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040 Finding Sum and Average using Loops
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041 Introduction to Strings
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042 Indexing in the Strings
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043 Finding the Length of the strings.
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044 Looping through a String
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045 String Slicing
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046 Using "in" as Logical Operator
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047 Introduction to String Library
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048 Searching through a String
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049 Searching and Replacing in a String
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057 Introduction to Lists
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058 Loops and Index Numbers in Lists.
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059 Mutable Lists
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060 Length of the Lists
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061 Range Function
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062 List Concatenation
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063 List Slicing
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064 building Lists From Scratch
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065 Searching in a List
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066 String Splitting
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067 Project: Double Splitting Pattern
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068 Introduction to Dictionaries
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069 Dictionaries vs Lists
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070 Word Count in Dictionaries
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071 Traceback Errors for the Absentees in Dictionary
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072 Get Method
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073 Counting Patterns in Dictionaries
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074 Using Definite Loops for Dictionaries
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075 Retrieving Keys and values from Dictionaries
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076 Project: Extracting and Counting words from a .txt files Using Python
