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Master Python Fundamentals the Fun Way: an Interactive Python Tutorial

Name: Master Python Fundamentals the Fun Way: an Interactive Python Tutorial
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A Python training course for absolute beginners who wants to master the language without getting bored!

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This interactive Python tutorial is the best place to learn Python for absolute beginners – and here are the reasons why!

Python uses unique syntax, so even if you are familiar with other programming languages, learning Python fundamentals (such as dictionaries, lists, loops, and functions) will be a brand new experience. Python syntax is made to be very readable – that's why Python training must also be focused towards writing clear, readable and understandable code.

If you want to learn Python, it is not enough to read a textbook or the official documentation. A text may explain the necessary concepts, but it's not the best option of learning Python for absolute beginners: you also need to see the code in action. Learning a programming language without coding is like trying to learn a foreign language without ever speaking a word. To truly know any language, you must use it!

Master Python Fundamentals in an Interactive Way!

The interactive Python tutorial provides you with theory and then tests your newly gained knowledge by giving simple tasks. First, you are introduced to an aspect of the language (e.g., how to create a dictionary in Python). Don't worry: the theory comes in small, digestible chunks, and you won’t find any huge blocks of text and code – just the essential information you need to complete the lecture. Armed with theory, you will be able to do the task at hand. Helpful hints will lead you to the solution!

Each lesson in this Python tutorial will lay the foundation for the next one. This way, you’ll go from learning variables to functions, lists, and loops. You might not even know what some of these words mean now, but after you complete this Python tutorial, you’ll be able to use the concepts without breaking a sweat!

A Python Course That Leaves No Questions Unanswered

Python is often described as an interpreted, object-oriented high-level programming language for general-purpose programming (that’s a smart way to say “for doing everything”). A lot of developers choose to take Python training because the language's focus on readability increases productivity, breaks down the barriers between programmers with different levels of experience, and, in doing so, reduces the cost of program development and maintenance.

Different features of Python are the building blocks used in a lot of web applications and platforms. NASA famously uses Python, as well as the Google search engine, YouTube, Wikipedia, CERN, and Reddit. So if there’s one reason you should want to learn Python, it is its applicability. All in all, it is an extremely useful tool to have on your belt!

Learn How to Create a Dictionary in Python – and So Much More!

This Python course will take you from understanding the basics to using the unique Python syntax on your own. It’s easy to put learning off, even if you really want to learn, but with this Python tutorial, you won’t want to look for excuses! It is a simple, easy and informative learning experience – why don’t you click that button now and start learning Python?

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What Will You Learn?

What Python fundamentals are and how to use them

What functions, loops, and statements are

How to create a dictionary in Python

How to work with Python lists

Requirements

A PC or a Mac (no mobile support yet)

An Internet connection

NFT Certificate

97 Lessons

Beginner

English

4.3 Rating

+100 XP

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Curriculum

Section 1: Python Syntax

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Strings

Lecture 3: Errors

Lecture 4: Variables

Lecture 5: Comments

Lecture 6: Math

Lecture 7: Updating Variables

Lecture 8: Numbers

Lecture 9: Triple Quotes

Lecture 10: Booleans

Lecture 11: Summary

Section 2: Strings and Output

Lecture 1: Variables and strings

Lecture 2: index

Lecture 3: String Methods

Lecture 4: Lower()

Lecture 5: Upper()

Lecture 6: Str()

Lecture 7: Dot Notation

Lecture 8: String Concatenation

Lecture 9: String Formatting Part 1

Lecture 10: String Formatting Part 2

Lecture 11: Summary

Section 3: Date and Time

Lecture 1: datetime Library

Lecture 2: Current date and time

Lecture 3: Current date

Lecture 4: Day, month and year

Lecture 5: Hours, minutes and seconds

Lecture 6: Together

Section 4: Control Flow and Conditionals

Lecture 1: Comparison operators

Lecture 2: Comparative statements

Lecture 3: and, or and not

Lecture 4: Order

Lecture 5: Conditional Statement Syntax

Lecture 6: If Statements

Lecture 7: Else statements

Lecture 8: Else if statements

Lecture 9: Summary

Section 5: Functions

Lecture 1: Introduction to functions

Lecture 2: Functions

Lecture 3: Calling functions

Lecture 4: Parameters and Arguments

Lecture 5: Calling another function

Lecture 6: More functions

Lecture 7: Modules

Lecture 8: Importing functions

Lecture 9: Importing everything

Lecture 10: Looking at the module

Lecture 11: Built-in functions

Lecture 12: max()

Lecture 13: min()

Lecture 14: abs()

Lecture 15: type()

Lecture 16: Summary

Section 6: Lists and Dictionaries

Lecture 1: Introduction to Lists

Lecture 2: Access by Index

Lecture 3: Updating lists

Lecture 4: List slice

Lecture 5: Index and Insert

Lecture 6: Lists and For

Lecture 7: List sort()

Lecture 8: Dictionaries

Lecture 9: Updating Dictionaries

Lecture 10: del keyword

Lecture 11: Remove Method

Lecture 12: Lists and Dictionaries

Lecture 13: Summary

Section 7: Lists and Functions

Lecture 1: Lists and Functions

Lecture 2: Lists as Function parameters

Lecture 3: Modifying Lists in Functions

Lecture 4: Manipulating Lists in a Function

Lecture 5: Each element

Lecture 6: Print List in a Function

Lecture 7: Passing range

Lecture 8: Iterating over Lists in Functions

Lecture 9: Lists, strings and functions

Lecture 10: Lists as function arguments

Lecture 11: Multiple lists in a function

Lecture 12: Summary

Section 8: Loops

Lecture 1: While loops

Lecture 2: Loop condition

Lecture 3: While and calculations

Lecture 4: Infinite loops

Lecture 5: Break statements

Lecture 6: While and else

Lecture 7: Your while/else loop

Lecture 8: For loops

Lecture 9: For and append()

Lecture 10: For and strings

Lecture 11: Modifying strings with for

Lecture 12: For and lists

Lecture 13: For and dictionaries

Lecture 14: Enumerate

Lecture 15: Zip

Lecture 16: For and else

Lecture 17: Don’t break

Lecture 18: Your for/else loop

Lecture 19: Summary

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