Python: From Zero to Hero – Code Your Way to the Top

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Python

Lecture 1: Course Intro

Lecture 2: The Command Line and start coding

Lecture 3: Variables, Declarations, Holding different values and Assignments

Lecture 4: Identifiers rules, Keywords and Identifiers with examples

Lecture 5: Data Inputs and Outputs

Lecture 6: Common string operations

Lecture 7: String Detections

Lecture 8: Numbers and Numeric Types

Lecture 9: Hands-On Arithmetic Operations

Lecture 10: Hands-On comparisons and decisions

Lecture 11: Logical processes and choices

Lecture 12: Assignment operations in detail

Lecture 13: conditions cases and ternary in python

Chapter 2: Data Structure for data organization, management and storage formatting

Lecture 1: Create a Python List

Lecture 2: List methods and operations 1

Lecture 3: List methods and operations 2

Lecture 4: Create Python tuples

Lecture 5: Tuple methods and operations 1

Lecture 6: Tuple methods and operations 2

Lecture 7: Tuple methods and operations 3

Lecture 8: Create Python Dictionaries

Lecture 9: dictionary methods and operations 1

Lecture 10: dictionary methods and operations 2

Lecture 11: Sets unordered collection, iterable, mutable and no duplicate elements.

Chapter 3: Practical Flow control and Iterable aspects

Lecture 1: if conditional statements to make decisions

Lecture 2: catch anything which isn't caught by the preceding conditions

Lecture 3: Try this condition example

Lecture 4: condition in a single line replacing the multiline

Lecture 5: construct loops with while statements

Lecture 6: terminate the current loop and resume execution at the next statement

Lecture 7: executed if the condition in the while loop evaluates to False

Lecture 8: Positioning the increments

Lecture 9: iterating over sequences with for

Chapter 4: Building software by composing pure functions process

Lecture 1: Group of related statements to specific tasks

Lecture 2: information that are passed into the block

Lecture 3: Pass Multiple data into the task

Lecture 4: giving something back or replying to the caller

Lecture 5: playing with keyword args

Lecture 6: have the arbitrary number of arguments

Lecture 7: common technique to conquer algorithms

Lecture 8: Building anonymous blocks

Lecture 9: work with multiple arguments for lambda anonymous

Lecture 10: solving problems using anonymous function inside functions

Chapter 5: Object-Oriented Programming model to organize software design

Lecture 1: blueprint or prototype, bundling and functionality

Lecture 2: How to create multiple class objects

Lecture 3: handling classes and methods

Lecture 4: constructor in object oriented terminology

Lecture 5: groups of tasks that belong to the object

Lecture 6: representing the instance of the class

Lecture 7: best way to remove properties

Lecture 8: best way to remove objects

Lecture 9: modifying object properties

Lecture 10: building a super class and inheritance

Lecture 11: inherits all the methods and properties from another class

Chapter 6: Building Modules and SL Modules

Lecture 1: Master all about creating modules

Lecture 2: playing with codes in modules

Lecture 3: module alias, rename, and more

Lecture 4: standard library modules

Lecture 5: Importing from file consisting of codes

Chapter 7: Playing with Files

Lecture 1: Files handling L1

Lecture 2: Files Handling L2

Lecture 3: Files Handling L3

Chapter 8: Playing with Exception events and analyzing Errors

Lecture 1: try and except block

Lecture 2: many exceptions

Lecture 3: else with exceptions

Lecture 4: finally with exceptions

Lecture 5: raising exceptions

Lecture 6: example of raising type of exceptions

Chapter 9: Lightweight data-interchange format for humans – JSON

Lecture 1: Parse JSON – Convert from JSON to Python

Lecture 2: Convert from Python to JSON

Lecture 3: Convert Python objects into JSON strings

Lecture 4: Python read and display from JSON file

Lecture 5: Writing and placing JSON to a file

Lecture 6: Python pretty technique for JSON

Chapter 10: BONUS SECTION

Lecture 1: Bonus lecture