Hello Python – Python Programming for Beginners

Hello Python – Python Programming for Beginners, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 118 lectures, based on 299 reviews, and has 1182 subscribers.

You will learn about Python Syntax Learn Through Mini Applications Become confident with learning how to think as a developer This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Python Students or Those who know another programming language and want to quickly learn the syntax of the Python programming language It is particularly useful for Beginner Python Students or Those who know another programming language and want to quickly learn the syntax of the Python programming language.

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Summary

Title: Hello Python – Python Programming for Beginners

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 118

Number of Published Lectures: 102

Number of Curriculum Items: 118

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 102

Original Price: $174.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Python Syntax
Learn Through Mini Applications
Become confident with learning how to think as a developer

Who Should Attend

Beginner Python Students
Those who know another programming language and want to quickly learn the syntax of the Python programming language

Target Audiences

Beginner Python Students
Those who know another programming language and want to quickly learn the syntax of the Python programming language

If you have no coding experience and want to begin coding in Python for the first time then this is the course for you!

Hi, I’m Rob. I know what it is like to have no coding experience and desire to code professionally. I started coding in 2016 and landed a full-time development shortly thereafter. It was hard but it was worth it.

That’s why I’m here. To help you make that transition yourself.

In Hello Python you will immediately begin to learn the language of Python. We’ll learn the basic syntax of how the Python language works.

After that, we are going to apply what we learn to mini-projects. That will allow us to take what we have learned and put it into practice. Some courses teach you to build some sort of large application while you haven’t mastered the basic syntax of Python.

This course will give you opportunities to build mini-applications step by step in a way that makes sense to someone learning programming for the first time or still learning the basics of programming.

This is an early release of this course and I will be adding approximately 30 minutes of new material per week. My JavaScript Bootcamp began and just an hour and is now over twenty hours long! Sign up now and come back weekly for updates!

This isn’t the only Python course you should take but it should be your first!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Welcome – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 3: Comments

Lecture 4: Comments – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 5: Multi-Line Comments

Lecture 6: Multi-Line Comments – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 7: Print

Lecture 8: Print() Function – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 9: Print Multiple Lines

Lecture 10: Print() Function Multiple Lines – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 11: Strings

Lecture 12: Strings – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 13: String that Include Quotes

Lecture 14: Strings that Includes Quotes – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 15: Variables

Lecture 16: Variables – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 17: Naming Variables

Lecture 18: Naming Variables – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 19: Errors

Lecture 20: Errors – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 21: Numbers

Lecture 22: Numbers – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 23: String Concatenation

Lecture 24: String Concatenation – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 25: Number Concatenation

Lecture 26: Number Concatenation – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 27: Multiply Equals

Lecture 28: Multiply Equals – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 29: Import Math Library

Lecture 30: Import Math Library – Video Walkthrough

Chapter 2: Projects

Lecture 1: Kelvin to Fahrenheit

Lecture 2: Kelvin to Fahrenheit – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 3: Cat Year Convertor

Lecture 4: Cat Year Convertor – Video Walkthrough

Chapter 3: Functions

Lecture 1: Introduction to Functions

Lecture 2: Function Overview

Lecture 3: Function Overview – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 4: Writing Your First Function

Lecture 5: Writing Your First Function – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 6: The Importance of Whitespace

Lecture 7: The Importance of Whitespace – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 8: Parameters and Arguments

Lecture 9: Parameters and Arguments – Video Walkthrough

Chapter 4: Conditionals

Lecture 1: If Statements

Lecture 2: If Statements – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 3: Ignoring Case When Checking for Equality

Lecture 4: Ignoring Case When Checking for Equality – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 5: If-Else Statements

Lecture 6: If-Else Statements – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 7: OR Statements

Lecture 8: OR Statements – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 9: AND Statements

Lecture 10: AND Statements – Video Walkthrough

Chapter 5: Projects – Functions

Lecture 1: Bear, Human, Gun

Lecture 2: Bear, Human, Gun – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 3: Calorie Calculator

Lecture 4: Calorie Calculator – Video Walkthrough

Chapter 6: Lists

Lecture 1: Updates

Lecture 2: Lists

Lecture 3: Lists – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 4: Indexing Lists

Lecture 5: Indexing Lists – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 6: Modifying Items in a List

Lecture 7: Modifying Items in a List – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 8: Slicing Lists

Lecture 9: Slicing Lists – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 10: Modifying Lists with Operators

Lecture 11: Modifying Lists with Operators – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 12: Removing an Item from a List

Lecture 13: Removing an Item from a List – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 14: Nested Lists

Lecture 15: Nested Lists – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 16: Lists Methods

Lecture 17: List Comprehensions

Chapter 7: Loops

Lecture 1: For Loops

Chapter 8: Web Scrapping

Lecture 1: Web Scraping Intro

Lecture 2: Libraries We Will Use: Beautiful Soup & Requests

Lecture 3: Getting Started with Web Scrapping

Lecture 4: Getting Started with Web Scrapping – Video Walkthrough

Lecture 5: Web Scrapping Sovereign States

Lecture 6: Web Scraping Sovereign States – Video Walkthrough

Chapter 9: Appendix: HTML & CSS

Lecture 1: Appendix Info on HTML & CSS

Lecture 2: Full HTML & CSS Section Code

Lecture 3: Web Page Overview

Lecture 4: Text Editor

Lecture 5: HTML Intro

Lecture 6: HTML Elements & Tags

Lecture 7: Comments & Structure

Lecture 8: HTML Header

Lecture 9: HTML Hero

Lecture 10: HTML Services

Instructors

Rob Merrill
Front End Engineer

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3 stars: 25 votes
4 stars: 87 votes
5 stars: 186 votes

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