Python 101: Python for absolute beginners

Python 101: Python for absolute beginners, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.32, with 33 lectures, based on 261 reviews, and has 15155 subscribers.

You will learn about Beginner-friendly Python How to start coding even if you've never coded before This course is ideal for individuals who are People who want to learn how to code or People who want to get into fintech or People who want to get into data science or People who want to get into machine learning or People who want to code things for fun (or professionally!) It is particularly useful for People who want to learn how to code or People who want to get into fintech or People who want to get into data science or People who want to get into machine learning or People who want to code things for fun (or professionally!).

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Summary

Title: Python 101: Python for absolute beginners

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.32

Number of Lectures: 33

Number of Published Lectures: 33

Number of Curriculum Items: 33

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 33

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Beginner-friendly Python
How to start coding even if you've never coded before

Who Should Attend

People who want to learn how to code
People who want to get into fintech
People who want to get into data science
People who want to get into machine learning
People who want to code things for fun (or professionally!)

Target Audiences

People who want to learn how to code
People who want to get into fintech
People who want to get into data science
People who want to get into machine learning
People who want to code things for fun (or professionally!)

Hi there,

Welcome to Python 101 – your first step to learning how to program using Python.

Python is in the top 3 most popular programming languages in the world. BIt’s easy to learn, easy to read, and easy to write, plus Python is incredibly powerful.

Some of the things you can create with Python are:

Websites
Automation tools for your home
APIs
Artificial intelligence
Machine learning
Mathematical algorithms
Scraping tools
And more…

Some of the most popular companies in the world use and support Python, too. Such as:

Google who owns YouTube (made with Python)
Facebook who owns Instagram (made with Python)
Dropbox (made with Python)
You get the point.. there’s a lot of them!

And in 2021 you will definitely want to know Python as it becomes more powerful and more popular. As it grows, so will job demand for Python programmers. The nice thing is: Python is easy to learn and quick to get a hang of.

But why use Python instead of other languages like Java?

Python is consistently the top choice for new programmers – not because it’s beginner-friendly, but because it’s easy to read and write. You don’t have to learn all sorts of new rules or write crazy letters beside each other. Python is made in such a way you can literally just read through your code like it’s a book. No other language has that kind of power. Plus it’s fast and scales well when there’s a lot of use, unlike Node.js.

How much effort will this course take?

Barely any! I’ve taught thousands of people how to program using Python and I’ve designed a perfect beginner course. I expect this course to take you about 7 hours in total, that’s including all the small tasks at the end of almost every lesson and the final project.

Why Kalob as your instructor?

Hello, I’m Kalob, your instructor through Python 101. I’m a seasoned Python programmer, senior web developer, and have taught tens of thousands of people how to code using Python. I have helped people learn to make websites with absolutely no prior experience and then helped them land their first job at companies like Google, AWS, Facebook, Netflix, and more.

I write Python every day, even for my hobby projects. It’s my #1 choice for a programming language and I’m passionate about it. And once you start learning Python, I’m confident you’ll be passionate about it as well.

Can I take this class if I’m on Windows, macOS, or Linux?

Yes, of course, you can! There are only a few small cases where you would do things differently on Windows than on macOS, and I show you all the commands for every operating system in this course.

Heads up! macOS and Linux are very similar operating systems behind the scenes. So we only need to cover one of them to learn both. Windows is the oddball, but it’s still supported in this course.

Requirements:

You will need a few things to get started in this course. First, a text editor like VS Code. And then you’ll need to download and install Python.

Download VS Code for free
Download Python for free

Thank you for reading through this course description. I hope you choose Python as your programming language — if you do, I promise you won’t regret it.

Happy coding!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Learning Python 2 vs Python 3

Lecture 3: Installing Python (Mac, Linux and Windows)

Lecture 4: How to execute Python code

Lecture 5: Basic arithmetic

Lecture 6: Introduction to variables in Python

Lecture 7: Formatting code in Python

Lecture 8: Code comments

Lecture 9: Introduction to Python data types

Lecture 10: Number data types

Lecture 11: String data types

Lecture 12: List data types

Lecture 13: Dictionary data types

Lecture 14: Tuple data types

Lecture 15: Set data types

Lecture 16: Boolean data types

Lecture 17: None data types

Lecture 18: Indexing and slicing in Python

Lecture 19: Accepting user input

Lecture 20: Type casting

Lecture 21: Print formatting

Lecture 22: Comparison operators

Lecture 23: Comparison shortcuts

Lecture 24: Multiple comparison operators

Lecture 25: For loops

Lecture 26: While loops

Lecture 27: Break and continue

Lecture 28: Functions

Lecture 29: Scope

Lecture 30: How to create a local Python server

Lecture 31: Importing packages and using them

Lecture 32: Your project

Lecture 33: Summary

Instructors

Kalob Taulien
Web developer and coding instructor

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1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 31 votes
4 stars: 89 votes
5 stars: 134 votes

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