Python 3 Masterclass step by step with coding exercises.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Downloading and Installing of required software

Lecture 1: Install Anaconda for Windows.

Lecture 2: Installing Anaconda for Mac OS.

Lecture 3: Learn how you can use Python IDLE for writing and executing your Python script.

Lecture 4: Write Python in text editor and execute from terminal.

Lecture 5: Using PyCharm – See how you can download install and use PyCharm IDE for Python.

Lecture 6: How to use Spyder IDE – inbuilt within Anaconda, no need to download.

Lecture 7: How to use Jupyter notebook for writing and executing Python script.

Chapter 3: Basics you always need to know – Do not skip this section if you are novice.

Lecture 1: How to print string into console – the one and only Python 3 print function.

Lecture 2: Variables in Python – names are just references, don't miss this concept.

Lecture 3: Rules for providing name for variables.

Lecture 4: Difference between a "Program" and "Script".

Lecture 5: Strings are everywhere – Understand the basics of Python string.

Lecture 6: Some more features of int function-you can convert binary, octal or hex strings.

Lecture 7: Taking input from console – input function.

Lecture 8: How to write comments in Python script.

Lecture 9: Arithmetic Operators in Python – Do some Maths!

Lecture 10: Python console on Pycharm, the assignment operator in Python, lvalue, rvalue

Lecture 11: Relational operators in Python.

Lecture 12: Logical operators in Python.

Chapter 4: Take decision – follow a branch – Use if-else

Lecture 1: Introduction to branching using if-else: Understand the basics first.

Lecture 2: Using elif block – testing condition in the else part with elif.

Lecture 3: One line alternative to if-else or if-elif statememts.

Lecture 4: Branching in action – Check if a given year is Leap year.

Lecture 5: Another programming example: Calculate Income Tax.

Chapter 5: Loop – iterating over a section of code again and again.

Lecture 1: Why we need loop – introduction, then while loop in Python.

Lecture 2: Example program using while loop.

Lecture 3: Another good programming example with while loop – find the factors of a number.

Lecture 4: The smart looking for loop and range function.

Lecture 5: Iterating through a string – printing all possible association.

Lecture 6: Printing Fibonacci Sequence.

Lecture 7: Using break to get out of a loop.

Lecture 8: The continue keyword -skip the rest of the current iteration and go to the next

Lecture 9: else block with loop – what does it mean? This is something new in Python.

Lecture 10: Print a pattern using nested loop – a loop inside of another.

Chapter 6: Python list – The mutable linear container.

Lecture 1: Introduction to Python List.

Lecture 2: Unpacking of list elements.

Lecture 3: List slicing – take out a portion of list using robust slicing technique.

Lecture 4: Important list methods – Part 1

Lecture 5: Important list methods – Part 2

Lecture 6: Enumerate function

Lecture 7: zip function to combine corresponding elements of different lists.

Chapter 7: Python string – all you need to know about Python string.

Lecture 1: String slicing

Lecture 2: Formatting a string using format method.

Lecture 3: Output data in tabular format using the format method.

Lecture 4: Formatting using fstring – a new and better way.

Lecture 5: Important string methods – Part 1

Lecture 6: Important string methods – Part 2

Chapter 8: Python tuple – Immutable linear container.

Lecture 1: Introduction to tuple.

Lecture 2: tuple to list and vice-versa: Sometimes we need this.

Lecture 3: More tuple operations.

Chapter 9: Python set – Pythonian way to represent set of Mathematics.

Lecture 1: Introduction and basic idea of Python set.

Lecture 2: Understanding of set continues…

Lecture 3: More set operations – Part 1

Lecture 4: More set operations – Part 2

Chapter 10: Python dictionary – associative container in Python.

Lecture 1: Introduction and basic idea of Python Dictionary.

Lecture 2: Important dictionary operations – Part 1.

Lecture 3: Important dictionary operations – Part 2.

Lecture 4: Formatting a dictionary using both format and fstring.

Chapter 11: List comprehension – a powerful tool to create a list.

Lecture 1: Introduction to List Comprehension.