Python 101: Learn to Program in 14 Days

Python 101: Learn to Program in 14 Days, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.95, with 93 lectures, 12 quizzes, based on 11 reviews, and has 57 subscribers.

You will learn about The Basic Fundamentals to Programming in Python. How to Create Programs which Prompt Users for Input. Create and Use Functions to Execute a Series of Instructions. Use PySimpleGUI to Create a Graphical Calculator. Effectively Use Various Datatypes Within a Program. How to Code an Application that Works with Files Outside of Python. Manipulate and Format Strings and Other Datatypes. Create Programs Capable of Making Decisions Using If-Else Statements, While, and For Loops! This course is ideal for individuals who are For beginners with no programming experience or For those with experience in other programming languages or For anyone wanting to learn how to develop simple scripts or applications or For everyone wanting to learn a programming language for the first time It is particularly useful for For beginners with no programming experience or For those with experience in other programming languages or For anyone wanting to learn how to develop simple scripts or applications or For everyone wanting to learn a programming language for the first time.

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Summary

Title: Python 101: Learn to Program in 14 Days

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.95

Number of Lectures: 93

Number of Quizzes: 12

Number of Published Lectures: 93

Number of Published Quizzes: 12

Number of Curriculum Items: 105

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 105

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The Basic Fundamentals to Programming in Python.
How to Create Programs which Prompt Users for Input.
Create and Use Functions to Execute a Series of Instructions.
Use PySimpleGUI to Create a Graphical Calculator.
Effectively Use Various Datatypes Within a Program.
How to Code an Application that Works with Files Outside of Python.
Manipulate and Format Strings and Other Datatypes.
Create Programs Capable of Making Decisions Using If-Else Statements, While, and For Loops!

Who Should Attend

For beginners with no programming experience
For those with experience in other programming languages
For anyone wanting to learn how to develop simple scripts or applications
For everyone wanting to learn a programming language for the first time

Target Audiences

For beginners with no programming experience
For those with experience in other programming languages
For anyone wanting to learn how to develop simple scripts or applications
For everyone wanting to learn a programming language for the first time

This course will take you into the realm of Python programming. We make learning quick and easy by teaching you the essentials needed to start programming right away with no prior experience required. Throughout the course, you will be exposed to the fundamentals to become a beginner Python programmer. There are several mini-projects and challenges along the way to reinforce your understanding of each of the lessons. The course builds upon previous lessons to help you grow as a Python programmer each day. You will not feel lost at any time in this course. We have you covered by providing you with source files containing the code for each lesson. That means if you are following along and lose track of where you are in the code, you can download the source file for the video to continue. Having the source file also makes checking your work much easier. Here is a little of what you can expect to learn in this course:

– Create variables of all data types and assign values

– Generate lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries

– How to perform math calculations and even create a calculator program

– Compare values, variables, and conditions using operators

– Take in user inputs and provide responses

– Make decisions using if-else statements, while, and for loops

– Handling errors by exceptions that would typically cause a program to crash or halt

– Importing modules and packages that provide the programmer with additional code functionalities

– Integrate files that are not Python within an application

– Create Classes and Objects as an introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Chapter 2: Day 1 – Setup and First Program with Variables

Lecture 1: Day 1 Intro

Lecture 2: Python 3 Installation

Lecture 3: PyCharm Installation

Lecture 4: First Python Program

Lecture 5: Variables and Print Function

Lecture 6: Math Operations Intro

Lecture 7: Math Operations in Action

Lecture 8: Comments

Lecture 9: Formatting Strings

Lecture 10: Concatenation and Escapes

Lecture 11: Day 1 Summary

Chapter 3: Day 2 – Advanced Data Types

Lecture 1: Intro to Day 2

Lecture 2: Lists

Lecture 3: Indexing Lists

Lecture 4: List Functions

Lecture 5: List Functions Practice

Lecture 6: Tuples

Lecture 7: Sets

Lecture 8: Dictionaries

Lecture 9: Implicit Type Conversion

Lecture 10: Explicit Type Conversion

Lecture 11: Day 2 Summary

Chapter 4: Day 3 – Operators & Comparing Values

Lecture 1: Intro to Day 3

Lecture 2: Operators

Lecture 3: Operators Practice

Lecture 4: Temperature Converter (Fahrenheit to Celsius)

Lecture 5: Temperature Converter (Celsius to Fahrenheit)

Lecture 6: Day 3 Summary

Chapter 5: Day 4 – User Interaction

Lecture 1: Intro to Day 4

Lecture 2: User Interaction

Lecture 3: More Input Practice

Lecture 4: Advanced Temperature Converter

Lecture 5: Workout App with Dictionary

Lecture 6: Workout App with Random Module

Lecture 7: Day 4 Summary

Chapter 6: Day 5 – If this, else

Lecture 1: Intro to Day 5

Lecture 2: If-else Part 1

Lecture 3: If-else Part 2

Lecture 4: While Loops

Lecture 5: For Loops

Lecture 6: Day 5 Summary

Chapter 7: Day 6 – Try Exception Blocks

Lecture 1: Intro to Day 6

Lecture 2: Try Except Catch

Lecture 3: Try Except Else Finally

Lecture 4: Raise Exception

Lecture 5: Day 6 Summary

Chapter 8: Day 7 – Nerd Challenge 1: A Simple Calculator

Lecture 1: Intro to Day 7

Lecture 2: Challenge Solution

Lecture 3: Day 7 Summary

Chapter 9: Day 8 – Functions

Lecture 1: Intro to Day 8

Lecture 2: Built-in Functions

Lecture 3: Built-in Function Documentation

Lecture 4: User Defined Functions

Lecture 5: Math Functions

Lecture 6: Day 8 Summary

Chapter 10: Day 9 – Modules & Packages

Lecture 1: Intro to Day 9

Lecture 2: Importing Modules

Lecture 3: Creating Custom Modules

Lecture 4: pySimpleGUI

Lecture 5: Day 9 Summary

Chapter 11: Day 10 – Working with Files

Lecture 1: Intro to Day 10

Lecture 2: Reading Files

Lecture 3: Append Mode

Lecture 4: Write Mode

Lecture 5: Improved Writing

Lecture 6: Day 10 Summary

Chapter 12: Day 11 – Debugging & Nerd Challenge

Lecture 1: Intro to Day 11

Lecture 2: Debug Walkthrough

Lecture 3: Nerd Challenge

Lecture 4: Nerd Challenge Solution

Lecture 5: Day 11 Summary

Chapter 13: Day 12 – Classes and Objects

Lecture 1: Intro to Day 12

Lecture 2: Creating a Car Class

Lecture 3: First Object

Lecture 4: Instances of Objects

Lecture 5: Creating First Method

Instructors

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Tech Professionals who love helping you skill up!

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