Master Python Visually: A Complete A-Z Bootcamp for Beginner
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Master Python with visual learning! Perfect for beginners & career changers-learn coding effortlessly with real-time code tracing & hands-on programs.Are you a beginner, non-IT student, or professional looking to transition into the tech industry? This Learn Python Visually: A Complete 6-Week Bootcamp is the perfect course to start your coding journey!This course is designed to make Python easy to learn with engaging animations, real-time code tracing, and a transparent compiler that visually explains how code executes in RAM. Whether you’re completely new to programming or want to build a strong foundation in Python, our step-by-step approach ensures you grasp key concepts effortlessly.What You’ll Learn: Python fundamentals – syntax, variables, operators, and control flow Advanced data structures – lists, tuples, sets, dictionaries, and strings Functions, object-oriented programming (OOP), and file handling Exception handling and writing efficient, error-free code Problem-solving techniques to think like a programmerWhy Choose This Course? No prior coding experience needed – designed for absolute beginners Animated Learning: Complex concepts click instantly with dynamic visuals Unique animated visuals to simplify complex concepts Hands-on practice with real-world examples and projects Perfect for career changers looking to enter IT with strong Python skillsBy the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence to write Python programs, solve real-world problems, and take your first steps toward a programming career. Join now and start coding with Python today!
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Comparison Operators
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Logical Operators
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Assignment Operators
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Modulus Operator
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Count value Increment & Comments
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Write a Python program that: Defines two integer variables (num1 = 15, num2 = 4). -
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Write a Python program to check whether a number is even or odd using the modulus operator (%).
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Iterator & Next Function
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For Loop
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Range Function
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Range Function Program
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Range Function Program - 2
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While Loop
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While Loop Program
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Break Statement
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Pass Statement
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Continue Statement
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String Replication
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Star Pattern Programs
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Numbers Pattern Programs
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Alphabet Pattern Program
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Prime Number Program
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Announcement For You
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Write a Python program using a for loop to print numbers from 1 to 10.
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Write a Python program to print the following star pattern using a loop:
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Introduction to Functions
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Functions
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Global and Local Variables
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Global Keyword
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Return Keyword
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User-Defined Functions
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Types of Function Arguments
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Pre-Built Functions
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Importing Functions
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Creating Your Own Functions
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Modules Name
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Recursive Functions and Factorial Program
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Lambda Functions
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Reduce Function
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Filter Function
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Map Function
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Differences Between Reduce, Filter, and Map
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Write a Python function named add_numbers that takes two integers as arguments and returns their sum
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Write a Python program that uses a lambda function to multiply two numbers.
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Write a Python program to find the product of all numbers in given list using the reduce() function
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List
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Mutable vs Immutable Objects
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Tuple
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Set
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Dictionarie
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Nested List & Copy Function
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Shallow Copy
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Deep Copy
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Slicing
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Write a Python program that takes a list of numbers and finds the second largest number
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Write a Python function to count the occurrences of each element in a list
