Python – The Practical Guide
Python – The Practical Guide, available at $99.99, has an average rating of 4.66, with 238 lectures, based on 5328 reviews, and has 30382 subscribers.
You will learn about Students can take advanced Python courses and build real projects with it Students may build upon the Python and Blockchain knowledge gained in this course and start working on their own Blockchain Students can dive into Web Development or Data Science with Python This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested in learning Python and building a real project with it or Anyone who's interested in learning about the core internals of a blockchain or Beginner developers who want to dive into one of the most trending and popular programming languages It is particularly useful for Anyone interested in learning Python and building a real project with it or Anyone who's interested in learning about the core internals of a blockchain or Beginner developers who want to dive into one of the most trending and popular programming languages.
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Summary
Title: Python – The Practical Guide
Price: $99.99
Average Rating: 4.66
Number of Lectures: 238
Number of Published Lectures: 230
Number of Curriculum Items: 245
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 237
Original Price: $174.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Students can take advanced Python courses and build real projects with it
- Students may build upon the Python and Blockchain knowledge gained in this course and start working on their own Blockchain
- Students can dive into Web Development or Data Science with Python
Who Should Attend
- Anyone interested in learning Python and building a real project with it
- Anyone who's interested in learning about the core internals of a blockchain
- Beginner developers who want to dive into one of the most trending and popular programming languages
Target Audiences
- Anyone interested in learning Python and building a real project with it
- Anyone who's interested in learning about the core internals of a blockchain
- Beginner developers who want to dive into one of the most trending and popular programming languages
Want to learn Python “on the job” whilst building an exciting course project? This course is for you!
This is a highly practice-oriented Python course that teaches you Python from scratch – no prior programming experience required!
Python is THE most trending programming language you can learn these days!
It’s very popular because it’s easy to learn and use, runs on all operating systems and allows you to build a broad variety of programs: Be that web applications, desktop applications, utility scripts or using it for data science and machine learning.
In this course, you’ll learn Python from scratch – and you’ll do so whilst building your own Blockchain and Cryptocurrency. These are of course also highly trending topics and not a lot of people understand what a Blockchain really is. As a nice side-effect, you will know how a Blockchain works once you completed this course. It’s an exciting course project that allows you to learn and apply Python to something you know and you can use.
Why Python?
As written above, Python is both easy-to-use and extremely versatile and powerful at the same time. Certainly not the worst combination. If you check it on Google trends (and compare it to other programming languages), you’ll see that it’s very popular these days.
It’s being used by almost any important company – be that Google, Amazon or Facebook. It’s used to run web applications, scripts, desktop programs and machine learning algorithms. This course sets the basics for all these use-cases!
Why Blockchain?
I believe that you learn something best if you directly apply it to a real-world project. And the Blockchain technology is an exciting trend which is there to stay. In this course, you’ll learn a lot about the core concepts of the Blockchain and you’ll see how Python can be used for the many aspects that make up a Blockchain and Cryptocurrency.
In my opinion, a perfect course project is challenging, interesting, something you know from real-life but also not overly complex. And that’s all the case for the Blockchain! It poses some nice challenges where a lot of different Python features can be used to overcome them. It also is something we hear about all the time and yet no one knows how it works. And we can dive into the core Blockchain concepts without spending 100+ hours working on it.
Who’s teaching you?
My name is Maximilian Schwarzmüller and I’m a freelance developer. My focus is on web development but I’ve been working with Python for many years. It’s actually one of the first languages I started with when I was 13. I’m the creator of many 5 star bestseller courses here on Udemy and I love diving into new technologies. That’s why I had to dive into this whole Blockchain thing when it became more popular and why I chose it as a project for this course.
I can’t wait to welcome you on board of this course and I hope you’ll enjoy it just as much as I did creating it! 🙂
What’s in the course?
Great question! Here’s a brief summary:
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A summary of Python and the Blockchain technology
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All the base Python syntax you need to know (variables, operators, functions, …)
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Loops and conditional statements
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More complex data structures like tuples or dictionaries
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A closer look at built-in functions and the standard library Python ships with
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String manipulation
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How to work with files
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Error handling
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Debugging
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Object-oriented programming with classes and inheritance
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Internal & external modules (packages)
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How to spin up an Http server with the Flask package
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Handling Http requests (sending & receiving)
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And more!
What are the course prerequisites?
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NO prior programming knowledge is required
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Very basic knowledge about how a computer works will help you though (but can also be built up whilst you’re going through the course)
Is this course for you?
It’s for you if
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You want to get into programming => Python is a great “first language” since it’s easy to learn and very versatile
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You want to broaden your horizon => Are you a web developer? Want to learn something new? Here you go!
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You’re interested in Python for web development => This course will teach you Python in general but there are two modules where we’ll also dive into web development a bit
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You’re interested in the Blockchain technology => You’ll learn the core concepts of it as a side-effect of this course!
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You know Python but want to practice it => The course project is challenging and taken from real-life – there probably is no better practice
Does that sound good to you? I’d be honoured to welcome you in this course! 🙂
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Getting Started
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: What is Python?
Lecture 3: Join our Online Learning Community
Lecture 4: Setting Up Python
Lecture 5: Running Python 3 as a Default (on macOS)
Lecture 6: Writing our First Python Code
Lecture 7: What is the Blockchain?
Lecture 8: Course Outline
Lecture 9: Python Alternatives
Lecture 10: Understanding the Python Versions
Lecture 11: How To Get The Most Out Of This Course
Lecture 12: Useful Resources & Links
Chapter 2: Diving Into the Basics of Python
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Understanding the REPL and Data Types
Lecture 3: Working with Variables
Lecture 4: Working with Numbers
Lecture 5: Using Operators
Lecture 6: Understanding a "Special" Behaviour when Working with Numbers
Lecture 7: Working with Strings
Lecture 8: Working with Lists
Lecture 9: Adding & Removing List Items
Lecture 10: Preparing the Blockchain – The Theory
Lecture 11: Installing our IDE
Lecture 12: Using Functions to Add List Items
Lecture 13: Blockchain Theory: Understanding Blocks
Lecture 14: Accessing the Last List Item
Lecture 15: Adding Arguments to Functions
Lecture 16: Understanding the "return" Keyword
Lecture 17: Using Default Arguments
Lecture 18: Working with Keyword Arguments
Lecture 19: Using the "input" Function
Lecture 20: Avoiding Repetitive Code Execution
Lecture 21: Understanding the Variable Scope
Lecture 22: Exploring the Official Documentation
Lecture 23: Adding Comments and Doc Strings
Lecture 24: Structuring Multi Line Code in Python
Lecture 25: Wrap Up
Lecture 26: Useful Resources & Links
Chapter 3: Working with Loops & Conditionals
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Understanding Loops – Theory
Lecture 3: Creating a "for" Loop
Lecture 4: Creating a "while" Loop
Lecture 5: Closing the REPL
Lecture 6: Understanding Conditionals – Theory
Lecture 7: Adding "if-else" to our Blockchain
Lecture 8: Working with "elif"
Lecture 9: Understanding "break" & "continue"
Lecture 10: Improving our Code with Loops & Conditionals
Lecture 11: Understanding Boolean Operators – "is" & "in"
Lecture 12: The "not" Keyword
Lecture 13: Understanding "and" and "or"
Lecture 14: Grouping Conditionals
Lecture 15: What About "switch" in Python?
Lecture 16: Verifying our Blockchain
Lecture 17: Blockchain Theory: Understanding Blockchain Verification
Lecture 18: Using Conditions inside the "while" Loop
Lecture 19: Using "else" in Loops
Lecture 20: Adding the "range" Function
Lecture 21: Wrap Up
Lecture 22: Useful Resources & Links
Chapter 4: Understanding Complex Data Structures
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Understanding the Required Data Structure for our Blockchain
Lecture 3: Working with Iterables
Lecture 4: Choosing the Right Datastructure
Lecture 5: Transactions with Dictionaries & Tuples
Lecture 6: Blockchain Theory: Understanding Transactions
Lecture 7: Unpacking the Tuple
Lecture 8: Mining Blocks
Lecture 9: Hashing Previous Blocks
Lecture 10: Understanding List Comprehensions
Lecture 11: And What are Dict Comprehensions?
Lecture 12: Combining List Comprehensions & "if"
Lecture 13: Improving the Blockchain Validation Logic
Lecture 14: Managing a List of Participants in the Blockchain
Lecture 15: Calculating Balances
Lecture 16: Rewarding the Miners of our Blockchain
Lecture 17: Verifying Transactions
Lecture 18: Understanding Reference vs Value Copying
Lecture 19: Working with the Range Selector
Lecture 20: Understanding Shallow vs Deep Copies
Lecture 21: Comparing "is" & "=="
Lecture 22: Diving Deeper Into Iterable Methods
Lecture 23: Understanding the "all" & "any" Functions
Lecture 24: Comparing Iterables
Lecture 25: Wrap Up
Lecture 26: Useful Resources & Links
Chapter 5: Working with Functions & Strings
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Comparing Strings & Lists
Lecture 3: Understanding the "format" Method
Lecture 4: Escaping Characters
Lecture 5: Formatting Strings Conveniently with "f"
Lecture 6: Adding String Formatting to our Project
Instructors
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Academind by Maximilian Schwarzmüller
Online Education -
Maximilian Schwarzmüller
AWS certified, Professional Web Developer and Instructor
Rating Distribution
- 1 stars: 18 votes
- 2 stars: 44 votes
- 3 stars: 316 votes
- 4 stars: 1534 votes
- 5 stars: 3416 votes
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