Python: Python Programming Language | Tutorial | Beginner

Course Curriculum

Lecture 1: We're updating the course with real-life examples

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Obtaining The Tools

Lecture 4: How To Install

Chapter 1: Start Coding with Python

Lecture 1: (for beginners) How to launch IDLE

Lecture 2: Start Coding With Python ! —Display Message Using print() Function

Lecture 3: Repeat The Example Step By Step —print() function

Lecture 4: Comments In Python —# (Hash) Sign

Lecture 5: Repeat The Example Step By Step —Comments In Python

Chapter 2: Variables And Identifiers In Python

Lecture 1: Starting Up With Variables

Lecture 2: Introduction To Variables In Python

Lecture 3: Identifier Naming Rules

Lecture 4: (reference)Rules For Identifiers, Reserved Words In Python

Lecture 5: (reference)Naming Convention

Chapter 3: Introduction To Standard Types In Python

Lecture 1: Introduction To Standard Types In Python

Lecture 2: Introduction To Numeric Types (int, float)

Lecture 3: Sample Codes Used In Numeric Types (int, float)

Lecture 4: Introduction To Strings —str, Single-Double-Triple Quotes

Lecture 5: The Use Of Index Numbers For Strings

Lecture 6: Sample Codes Used For Strings

Lecture 7: Introduction To Lists

Lecture 8: Sample Codes For Lists

Lecture 9: Introduction To Tuples

Lecture 10: Sample Codes For Tuples

Lecture 11: Introduction To Dictionaries

Lecture 12: Sample Code For Dictionaries

Lecture 13: Practice

Lecture 14: Possible Interview Questions

Chapter 4: input() Function And Type Casting

Lecture 1: Getting User Input — input() Function

Lecture 2: Casting A String To int — int()

Lecture 3: Casting A String To Float — float()

Lecture 4: Summary Of The Section

Lecture 5: Practice & Sample Solution

Chapter 5: Basic Operations In Python

Lecture 1: Basic Arithmetic Operations In Python

Lecture 2: Sample Code For Basic Arithmetic Operations In Python

Lecture 3: Logical Operations in Python —not, and, or

Lecture 4: Sample Code For Logical Operations in Python —not, and, or

Lecture 5: Quick Exercise

Lecture 6: Comparison Operations

Lecture 7: Sample Code For Comparison Operations

Lecture 8: Bitwise Operators In Python

Lecture 9: Assignment Operators In Python

Lecture 10: (reference)List For The Order Of Operators In Python

Chapter 6: Making Decisions — if-elif-else

Lecture 1: if Statement

Lecture 2: Sample Code For if Statement

Lecture 3: else Statement

Lecture 4: Sample Code For else Statement

Lecture 5: elif Statement

Lecture 6: Sample Code For elif Statement

Lecture 7: Indentations In Conditional Statements

Chapter 7: More Operations

Lecture 1: Identity Operators — is, is not

Lecture 2: Sample Code

Lecture 3: Membership Operators — in, not in

Lecture 4: Sample Code

Chapter 8: Loops

Lecture 1: while Loop

Lecture 2: Sample Code And Exercise

Lecture 3: for Loop

Lecture 4: Sample Code And Exercise

Lecture 5: continue – break – pass Statements (Using while Loop)

Lecture 6: Sample Code And Exercise

Lecture 7: continue – break – pass Statements (Using for Loop)

Lecture 8: How To Implement Infinite Loop Using while Loop?

Lecture 9: Sample Code And Exercise

Chapter 9: Functions

Lecture 1: Review Of How We Used Python Functions

Lecture 2: How To Define & Call Function

Lecture 3: Functions With Arguments/Parameters

Lecture 4: Functions With Default Argument/Parameter Values

Lecture 5: Using Language Defined Identifier In Function — __doc__

Lecture 6: Returning Values — return

Lecture 7: Anonymous Functions Using lambda keyword — lambda

Lecture 8: Summary Of The Section

Chapter 10: Classes

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating Classes

Lecture 3: Creating Object

Lecture 4: Accessing Members

Lecture 5: Class Variable

Lecture 6: Garbage Collection

Lecture 7: Inheritance

Lecture 8: Using Sub-Class As Super-Class

Lecture 9: Summary Of The Section

Chapter 11: More Examples

Lecture 1: More Strings

Lecture 2: More Lists

Lecture 3: More Tuples

Chapter 12: Next Steps

Lecture 1: Everybody's rights and consent are important for us!

Lecture 2: Next steps