This course is designed to help you learn Python programming FAST and learn it WELL. If you are an absolute beginner in Programming, youll find that this course explains complex concepts in an easy-to-understand manner. Examples are carefully chosen to demonstrate each concept so that you can gain a deeper understanding of the language. If you are an experienced coder, this course gives you a good base from which to explore Python. The appendices at the end of the course will also provide you with a convenient reference for some of the commonly used functions in Python. In addition, as Richard Branson puts it: "The best way of learning about anything is by doing." At the end of the course, youll be guided through a project that gives you a chance to put what youve learned to use.
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This course is designed to help you learn Python programming FAST and learn it WELL. If you are an absolute beginner in Programming, youll find that this course explains complex concepts in an easy-to-understand manner. Examples are carefully chosen to demonstrate each concept so that you can gain a deeper understanding of the language. If you are an experienced coder, this course gives you a good base from which to explore Python. The appendices at the end of the course will also provide you with a convenient reference for some of the commonly used functions in Python. In addition, as Richard Branson puts it: "The best way of learning about anything is by doing." At the end of the course, youll be guided through a project that gives you a chance to put what youve learned to use.
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Lecture 1: Python, what Python?
Lecture One provides an introduction to Python programming, explaining its origins and highlighting its versatility and popularity. It emphasizes the benefits of learning Python for both beginners and experienced programmers. The lecture sets the stage for a comprehensive learning experience, encouraging participants to explore Pythons capabilities.
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Lecture 1.1: What is Python?
Sub Lecture One provides an introduction to Python programming, explaining its origins
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Lecture 1.2: Why Learn Python?
Learning Python is highly beneficial due to its widespread popularity, ease of use, and extensive libraries, making it an ideal language for various applications and career opportunities. Additionally, Pythons readability and versatility make it a preferred choice for beginners and experienced programmers alike.
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Lecture 2: Getting ready for Python
Getting ready for Python" involves installing the Python interpreter, which will allow you to write, test, and execute Python programs. Additionally, youll learn how to use the Python Shell and IDLE to interactively work with Python code, enabling a smooth introduction to the language.
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Lecture 2.1: Installing the Interpreter
Installing the Python interpreter is the first step in getting started with Python programming. It provides the necessary environment to execute Python code, allowing you to write and run Python programs on your computer.
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Lecture 2.2: Using the Python Shell, IDLE and Writing our FIRST program
The Python Shell and IDLE provide interactive environments for executing Python code and experimenting with language features. Writing our first Python program involves using a text editor to create a simple script, which can be executed and tested in the Python Shell or IDLE.
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Lecture 3: The World of Variables and Operators
The World of Variables and Operators" introduces the concept of variables and explores basic operators for numerical computations, crucial for data manipulation and calculations in Python programming.
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Lecture 3.1: What are variables?
lets get into the real staffs
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Lecture 3.2: Naming a Variable
When naming a variable in Python, follow these rules: Use descriptive names, begin with a letter or underscore, and avoid using reserved words or special characters. This ensures clarity and adherence to Pythons naming conventions.
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Lecture 3.3: The Assignment Sign
The assignment sign in Python is denoted by the equal sign (=). It is used to assign values to variables, allowing them to store data for later use in the program.
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Lecture 3.4: Basic Operators
1. Basic arithmetic operators in programming are + (addition), - (subtraction), * (multiplication), / (division). 2. Common logical operators include && (logical AND), || (logical OR), and ! (logical NOT).
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Lecture 4: Data Types in Python
In this chapter, we’ll first look at some basic data types in Python, specifically the integer, float and string. Next, we’ll explore the concept of type casting. Finally, we’ll discuss three more advanced data types in Python: the list, tuple and dictionary.
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Lecture 4.1: data types
in this module we are going to be covering datatypes in python
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Lecture 4.2: Type Casting In Python
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Lecture 5: Making Your Program Interactive
"Creating an interactive Python program for multiple-choice questions on data types. The program prompts users with questions, receives input, and validates their answers. It maintains a score, providing feedback on correct and incorrect responses. Utilizing loops, conditionals, and user input, participants engage in an educational and entertaining quiz experience. The programs flexibility allows easy expansion with new questions, ensuring adaptability to various learning scenarios. Learners gain hands-on experience, reinforcing their understanding of Python data types while actively participating in the interactive learning process. A user-friendly tool for educators, students, or anyone eager to enhance their Python knowledge."
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Lecture 5.1: Making Your Program Interactive
Now that we’ve covered the basics of variables, let us write a program that makes use of them. We’ll revisit the “Hello World” program we wrote in Chapter 2, but this time we’ll make it interactive. Instead of just saying hello to the world, we want the world to know our names and ages too. In order to do that, our program needs to be able to prompt us for information and display them on the screen.
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This course has been curated by a team of experts and was made available on the youth home platform on Monday, July 31st, 2023. We cordially invite you to enroll in this course, and kindly request that you promptly report any encountered issues for our immediate attention and resolution.
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