Learn Python in 2 Hours

Python from scratch with 20 lessons and live-running examples

Language: english

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Instructor(s): Studyopedia Trainings

Last update: 2022-09-01

What you’ll learn

Become proficient in Python
Get all the skills to demonstrate expertise in Python programming
Be able to program in Python professionally
Learn Python in 2 hours

Requirements

No paid software required
Basic knowledge of Computer usage

Description

Welcome to the 2 Hours Python Course by Studyopedia !!!

In this Video Course, learn Python and its concept. We have covered Python Basics and Advanced concepts in this course. It consists of 20 sections, 57 lessons, and live running source codes (downloadable), including Functions, Classes & Objects, Dictionary, Lists, Sets, Tuples, etc,

Python is a powerful, interpreted, object-oriented programming language. It is used in many areas for development and is considered a perfect language for scripting. A high-level programming language developed by Guido van Rossum and first released in 1991. More than 75% of programmers considered Python as a must-have skill for Data Science.

***Python Features***

Open Source
High-level programming language
Multiple Programming-paradigms
(object-oriented, functional programming, imperative, etc.)
Interpreted language
Dynamically Typed
Cross-Platform
Lesser LOC (Line of codes)

***Python Version***

We have covered Python 3 and all the examples are being implemented on PyCharm, which is a free and open-source Python IDE.

***Lesson Covered ***

1. Python – Introduction

2. Install Python on Windows

3. Python – Variables

4. Python – Scope of Variables

5. Python – Operators

6. Python – Comments

7. Python – Type Conversion

8. Python – Get User Input

9. Python – Decision-Making Statements

10. Python – break and continue statements

11. Python – Loops

12. Python – Numbers

13. Python – Strings

14. Python – Functions

15. Python – Lambda Functions

16. Python – Classes and Objects

17. Python – Tuples

18. Python – Dictionary

19. Python – Lists

20. Python – Sets

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Who this course is for

Beginners Programmers – Those who want to Master Python Programming Skills
Python Programmers – Those who want to enhance their Python Programming Skills.
Students and Engineers – Those who are enrolling in Python as an academic course.
Professional Programmers – Those who want to switch to Python Programming.

Course content

Python – Introduction
- Introduction & Features
Install Python on Windows 10/11
- Install and Setup Python
Python Variables
- What are Variables in Python?
- Variables – Example
Python – Scope of Variables
- What are Scope of Variables?
- Local Scope
- Global Scope
- Global Keyword
Python – Operators
- What are Operators?
- Arithmetic Operators
- Assignment Operators
- Logical Operators
- Identity Operators
- Membership Operators
- Bitwise Operators
Python – Comments
- What are Comments?
- Single and Multiline Comments
Type Conversion in Python
- What is Type Conversion
- 3 Coding Examples
Python – Get User Input
- How to get user input (with example)
Python – Decision Making Statements
- What are Decision Making Statements in Python?
- if statement
- if…else statement
- if…elif…else
Python – break and continue statements
- break statement
- continue statement
Python – Loops
- What are Loops?
- while loop
- for loop
Python – Numbers
- What are Numeric Datatypes?
- Types – Integer, Long, Float, Complex Datatypes
Python – Strings
- What are strings?
- Create a String in Python
- String Literals
- Slicing in Strings
- Negative Indexing
Python – Functions
- What are Functions?
- Create a Function
- Function Parameters
- Recursion
- The Return Statement
Python – Lambda Functions
- What are Lambda Functions?
- 5 Coding Examples
Python – Classes and Objects
- What are Class & Objects in Python?
- What is a class? How to create?
- What is an object?
- EXAMPLES – Classes and Objects
- _init_() Function
Python – Tuples
- What are Tuples
- Tuples vs Lists
- Create a Tuple
Python – Dictionary
- What are Dictionaries
- How to Create Dictionaries
Python – Lists
- What are Lists?
- Tuples vs Lists
- How to Create a List
Python – Sets
- What are Sets?
- How to create a Set