Learn programming with Python

Learn programming with Python, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.55, with 111 lectures, 18 quizzes, based on 1237 reviews, and has 58561 subscribers.

You will learn about Student will have understanding about the basic of programming in Python Student will learn the basic Object Oriented programming (which is one of the most popular programming model) Student will have understanding about the basic of programming and how programs are executed. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who are interested in learning how to program in Python. or This coure is not for experienced Python Developer. It is particularly useful for Beginners who are interested in learning how to program in Python. or This coure is not for experienced Python Developer.

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Summary

Title: Learn programming with Python

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 111

Number of Quizzes: 18

Number of Published Lectures: 110

Number of Published Quizzes: 18

Number of Curriculum Items: 129

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 128

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Student will have understanding about the basic of programming in Python
Student will learn the basic Object Oriented programming (which is one of the most popular programming model)
Student will have understanding about the basic of programming and how programs are executed.

Who Should Attend

Beginners who are interested in learning how to program in Python.
This coure is not for experienced Python Developer.

Target Audiences

Beginners who are interested in learning how to program in Python.
This coure is not for experienced Python Developer.

This course is a basic Level course
1. In this course, we will Python starting from zero.

2. The basics of Object-Oriented Programming is covered in this course.
3. This course assumes that student doesn’t have background in programming with Python

4. This course suitable only for beginners, and not for students who already have knowledge in programming with python

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction 1

Lecture 2: Introduction 2

Lecture 3: Introduction 3

Lecture 4: How to Install Python

Lecture 5: How to use IDLE in python

Lecture 6: Helpful Resources

Chapter 2: Chapter 1

Lecture 1: Data Type

Lecture 2: print statement

Lecture 3: Variables 1

Lecture 4: Variables 2

Lecture 5: Variables 3

Lecture 6: Variables naming

Lecture 7: Variables values

Lecture 8: Comments

Lecture 9: Input in python

Lecture 10: str()

Lecture 11: Operators in Python

Lecture 12: Real world Example 1

Lecture 13: Real world Example 2

Lecture 14: Real world Example 3

Lecture 15: If statement 1

Lecture 16: If statement 2

Lecture 17: Indentation

Lecture 18: If statement 3

Lecture 19: Real world Example 4

Lecture 20: Real world Example 5

Lecture 21: Real world Example 6

Chapter 3: Chapter 2

Lecture 1: Loops (while)

Lecture 2: Loops 2

Lecture 3: Loops 3

Lecture 4: Loops 4

Lecture 5: Loops 5

Lecture 6: Real world Example 7

Lecture 7: Sentinel

Lecture 8: Real world Example 8

Lecture 9: Input Validation

Lecture 10: Nested Loops

Chapter 4: Chapter 3

Lecture 1: Fucntions 1

Lecture 2: Fucntions 2

Lecture 3: Fucntions 3

Lecture 4: Global

Lecture 5: Random Function

Lecture 6: Real world Example 9

Chapter 5: Chapter 4

Lecture 1: File 1

Lecture 2: File 2

Lecture 3: File 3

Lecture 4: File 4

Lecture 5: List 1

Lecture 6: List 2

Lecture 7: List 3

Lecture 8: List 4

Lecture 9: List 5

Lecture 10: List 6

Lecture 11: List 7

Lecture 12: Real world Example 10

Lecture 13: Tuple 1

Lecture 14: Tuple 2

Lecture 15: Tuple 3

Lecture 16: Exception 1

Lecture 17: Exception 2

Lecture 18: Exception 3

Chapter 6: Chapter 5

Lecture 1: Dictionaries 1

Lecture 2: Dictionaries 2

Lecture 3: Dictionaries 3

Lecture 4: Dictionaries 4

Lecture 5: Dictionaries 5

Lecture 6: Dictionaries 6

Lecture 7: Dictionaries 7

Lecture 8: Dictionaries 8

Lecture 9: Dictionaries 9

Lecture 10: Sets 1

Lecture 11: Sets 2

Lecture 12: Sets 3

Lecture 13: Sets 4

Lecture 14: serialization in python 1

Lecture 15: serialization in python 2

Lecture 16: Real world Example 11

Chapter 7: Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 1: Object Oriented Programming (Intro 1)

Lecture 2: Object Oriented Programming (Intro 2)

Lecture 3: OOP 1

Lecture 4: OOP 2

Lecture 5: OOP 3

Lecture 6: OOP 4

Instructors

Omar Alsabbagh
Programming Course Creator

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1 stars: 54 votes
2 stars: 65 votes
3 stars: 229 votes
4 stars: 437 votes
5 stars: 452 votes

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