Python For Beginners : Quick Start Guide to Python 3

Python For Beginners : Quick Start Guide to Python 3, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 181 lectures, 9 quizzes, based on 206 reviews, and has 5595 subscribers.

You will learn about Create Python programmes. Use Python to create lists, dictionaries, functions and classes. Read from and write to text files. Define functions and classes. Tackle object-orientated programming in the Python environment. Use branching and conditioning to decide how your programs flow. Accept input from users to make your programs interactive. Handle errors within your code. Write tests to make sure your code performs as expected. This course is ideal for individuals who are Students completely new to Python 3 or any programming language. or Students looking to move from HTML / CSS to a easy to learn programming language or Students looking for a solid introduction to Python, Americas most taught programming language. or Students who may have tried to learn programming before were not able to get past the basics – Python 3 is for you or Students of any age who have never programmed before. or Students who want to learn the basics of programming quickly using Python. It is particularly useful for Students completely new to Python 3 or any programming language. or Students looking to move from HTML / CSS to a easy to learn programming language or Students looking for a solid introduction to Python, Americas most taught programming language. or Students who may have tried to learn programming before were not able to get past the basics – Python 3 is for you or Students of any age who have never programmed before. or Students who want to learn the basics of programming quickly using Python.

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Summary

Title: Python For Beginners : Quick Start Guide to Python 3

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 181

Number of Quizzes: 9

Number of Published Lectures: 127

Number of Published Quizzes: 9

Number of Curriculum Items: 190

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 136

Original Price: $94.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Create Python programmes.
Use Python to create lists, dictionaries, functions and classes.
Read from and write to text files.
Define functions and classes.
Tackle object-orientated programming in the Python environment.
Use branching and conditioning to decide how your programs flow.
Accept input from users to make your programs interactive.
Handle errors within your code.
Write tests to make sure your code performs as expected.

Who Should Attend

Students completely new to Python 3 or any programming language.
Students looking to move from HTML / CSS to a easy to learn programming language
Students looking for a solid introduction to Python, Americas most taught programming language.
Students who may have tried to learn programming before were not able to get past the basics – Python 3 is for you
Students of any age who have never programmed before.
Students who want to learn the basics of programming quickly using Python.

Target Audiences

Students completely new to Python 3 or any programming language.
Students looking to move from HTML / CSS to a easy to learn programming language
Students looking for a solid introduction to Python, Americas most taught programming language.
Students who may have tried to learn programming before were not able to get past the basics – Python 3 is for you
Students of any age who have never programmed before.
Students who want to learn the basics of programming quickly using Python.

No experience in programming required. Learn practical Python skills and get up and running in Python today.

Begin your Python journey here. Over the years I have tried to learn many programming languages. Most of the time I never got past the basics. But Python is different. Python is beautifully simple and yet incredibly powerful. It’s also easy to read which I love.

If you have just decided to learn programming then you have made the right choice, so take a breath. Python is very easy to learn which means that you will be through the basics and on to writing programs in a very short time.

Python is a one-stop shop. There’s a Python framework for pretty much anything, from web apps to data analysis. Python is often heralded as the easiest programming language to learn, with its simple and straightforward syntax. Python has risen in popularity due to Google’s investment in it over the past decade (in fact, one recent study has shown Python to be the most commonly taught programming language in U.S. schools). Other applications built with Python include Pinterest and Instagram.

This course is a step by step guide through the Python 3 programming language. You will go from a complete Python beginner, installing Python to creating your own programs.

There are over 130 lectures in this course and over 7 hours of video each one detailing a specific aspect of the Python programming language.

This course will walk you through:

Variables
Strings
Numbers
Comments
Lists
User input
Conditional tests
Dictionaries
While loops
Functions
Classes
Files
Error handling
and Tests…Phew!

I have over 9000 students in other Udemy courses with an average rating of 4.4 and like those courses this course also comes with a Zero Risk, 30 Day Money Back Guarantee! So you have nothing to lose.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Learn Python 3 For Beginners – Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Python Programming Tutorial – Introduction

Lecture 2: Topics covered in this course

Lecture 3: Installing Python and my development environment

Chapter 2: The Python Basics

Lecture 1: A simple introduction to variables

Lecture 2: An Introduction to Strings

Lecture 3: How to concatenate strings and variables

Lecture 4: The .title() method

Lecture 5: The Find Method

Lecture 6: The Lower Method

Lecture 7: The Replace Method

Lecture 8: Removing whitespace using Pyton's strip methods

Lecture 9: How to add a tab or new line to your programs

Chapter 3: Numbers

Lecture 1: Integers

Lecture 2: Floats

Lecture 3: How To Convert Numbers To Strings

Chapter 4: Comments

Lecture 1: Comments

Chapter 5: Lists

Lecture 1: Creating Lists

Lecture 2: Editing Lists

Lecture 3: Adding comments to our code

Lecture 4: The pop() methood

Lecture 5: Organizing a List

Lecture 6: Finding The Length of a List

Lecture 7: Looping Through A List

Lecture 8: Numerical Lists

Lecture 9: The range() Function

Lecture 10: Creating A List of Numbers

Lecture 11: Slicing a List

Lecture 12: Looping Through a Slice

Lecture 13: Copying a list

Chapter 6: Indentation

Lecture 1: Indentation

Chapter 7: Tuples

Lecture 1: What is a Tuple?

Chapter 8: The Input Statement

Lecture 1: Getting Input from a user

Chapter 9: Branching and Conditions

Lecture 1: The if statement

Lecture 2: Conditional Tests

Lecture 3: Checking for inequality

Lecture 4: Numerical comparisons

Lecture 5: Python's and statement

Lecture 6: Using or

Lecture 7: Checking if a value is in a list

Lecture 8: Checking if a value is not in a list

Lecture 9: The if-elif-else chain in a simple banking program

Lecture 10: Checking multiple conditions

Lecture 11: Using if statements with lists in a simple shopping cart program

Lecture 12: Multiple lists

Chapter 10: Dictionaries

Lecture 1: What is a dictionary

Lecture 2: What's going on inside a dictionary?

Lecture 3: The in operator

Lecture 4: The get() method

Lecture 5: Editing values in a dictionary

Lecture 6: Looping through a dictionary

Lecture 7: Loping through a dictionary using keys, values and sets

Lecture 8: Using dictionary within a list

Lecture 9: Using a list within a dictionary

Chapter 11: More about the input prompt

Lecture 1: Storing prompts in variables

Chapter 12: While loops

Lecture 1: An introduction to the while loop

Lecture 2: When to quit

Lecture 3: Using a flag

Lecture 4: Using break to exit a loop

Lecture 5: Using continue in a loop

Lecture 6: While loops with lists and dictionaries

Lecture 7: Removing all instances of specific values from a list

Lecture 8: Property Rental Program to show how to fill a dictionary with user input

Chapter 13: Functions

Lecture 1: An introduction to functions

Lecture 2: Passing information to a function

Lecture 3: Passing Arguments

Lecture 4: Positional Arguments

Lecture 5: Keyword argument

Lecture 6: Default values

Lecture 7: Return values

Lecture 8: Making an argument optional

Lecture 9: Returning a dictionary

Lecture 10: Functions with a while loop

Lecture 11: Passing a list

Lecture 12: Modifying a list in a function

Lecture 13: Preventing a function from modifying a list

Lecture 14: Passing an arbitrary number of arguments

Lecture 15: Passing an arbitrary number of arguments Part 2

Lecture 16: Mixing positional and arbitrary arguments

Instructors

Tony Staunton
Reading, writing & teaching. Over 20,000 students.

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2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 30 votes
4 stars: 84 votes
5 stars: 85 votes

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