Start Python fundamental & Data Analysis in two weeks

Start Python fundamental & Data Analysis in two weeks, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 2, with 29 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 32 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn fundamentals to developed and create applications with Python code. Learn how to developed and create games using Python code. Learn how to developed and create AI applications with Python code. Learn how to developed and create applications with Python code. Learn how to use Python in Data Analysis This course is ideal for individuals who are Begginers Python code programming. or Any one want to start coding using simple and powerfull programming language. or Artificial Intelligence researching students or Data analysis users It is particularly useful for Begginers Python code programming. or Any one want to start coding using simple and powerfull programming language. or Artificial Intelligence researching students or Data analysis users.

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Summary

Title: Start Python fundamental & Data Analysis in two weeks

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 2

Number of Lectures: 29

Number of Published Lectures: 29

Number of Curriculum Items: 29

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 29

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn fundamentals to developed and create applications with Python code.
Learn how to developed and create games using Python code.
Learn how to developed and create AI applications with Python code.
Learn how to developed and create applications with Python code.
Learn how to use Python in Data Analysis

Who Should Attend

Begginers Python code programming.
Any one want to start coding using simple and powerfull programming language.
Artificial Intelligence researching students
Data analysis users

Target Audiences

Begginers Python code programming.
Any one want to start coding using simple and powerfull programming language.
Artificial Intelligence researching students
Data analysis users

•Are you ready to learn Python?

•If you are a beginner in programming, you should study algorithms immediately before you start studying Python because you need to know the principles of programming before you learn any programming language. Don’t worry if you’ve never learned it because we explained the algorithms from scratch.

The course is designed for students who already use computers or laptops and want to know how are applications and games made.

the course including 150+ practical examples, 3 applicable games, and 3 practical applications all with full code attached.

We will start from the beginning of design the flowchart of the program and describe how to convert the flowchart to programming code.

Next is described the Python’s statements and variables and different types the controls.

What is Python?

Python is a high-level programming language created by Guido Van Rossum while working at the Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica Research Center in 1986.

1991 The first version was published to make it accessible to all.

This language has been developed and added a lot of features in each new version to this day until it has become one of the most important languages of the era, which can be used to build desktop programs, web applications, games, scripts, etc.

Python works on all the most important operating systems such as Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Unix, etc. It is one of the most famous programming languages ever.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What is programming?

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Python Basics

Chapter 2: Flow chart design

Lecture 1: How to design and use of flowchart

Chapter 3: Let us have some fun (First Game)

Lecture 1: Flowchart of First Game (Tic Tac Toe) or X_O Game

Lecture 2: The code of game (Tic Tac Toe)

Chapter 4: Python – Decision Making and Loops

Lecture 1: Decision Making and Loops

Chapter 5: Mathematical Functions

Lecture 1: Mathematical Functions

Chapter 6: Working with text

Lecture 1: Working with text

Chapter 7: Matrices and arrays in Python

Lecture 1: List Class

Lecture 2: Tuple Class and Set Class

Lecture 3: Dictionary (Dict class)

Chapter 8: Working with Modules

Lecture 1: Modules

Chapter 9: Python Functions (Your First Application)

Lecture 1: Working with functions

Chapter 10: Python Date & Time

Lecture 1: Working with Date , Time and Calendar

Chapter 11: Let us have more fun (Modify Tic Tac Toe game)

Lecture 1: New version from Tic Tac toe game.

Chapter 12: Classes & Objects

Lecture 1: Classes and Objects

Chapter 13: First Application

Lecture 1: Kids teaching application without voice

Lecture 2: Kids teaching application with voice (How to run application)

Lecture 3: Kids teaching application with voice (the code)

Chapter 14: Overriding and Abstraction

Lecture 1: Overriding and Abstraction

Chapter 15: Polymorfism, Entering from user and Iterator

Lecture 1: Polymorfism, Entering from user and Iterator

Chapter 16: Regular Expressions

Lecture 1: Regular Expressions

Chapter 17: Exceptions Handling

Lecture 1: Exceptions Handling

Chapter 18: File Handling

Lecture 1: File Handling

Chapter 19: Python Installer Package (PIP) + Working with database

Lecture 1: PIP installer + Working with database (MySQL)

Chapter 20: Python Multithreading

Lecture 1: Python Multithreading

Chapter 21: Start Data Analysis using Python

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 22: What is next?

Lecture 1: What do I learn after I learned Python?

Instructors

Ayman Khoshouey
ERP instructor, IBM Maximo, VB.net, Python, VBA,B4A, graphic

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