Python from absolute beginner to a comfortable Intermediate
In this course, I hope to help you improve your Python programming abilities. This is, without a doubt, the course for you!
What you’ll learn
Python from absolute beginner to a comfortable Intermediate
- From absolute beginners to comfortable intermediates, you will be taught all you need to know about Python.
- If students learn how to use the Anaconda framework, they should be able to make virtual environments and install libraries.
- Data may be read and written to databases such as SQLite, Postgres, and Firebase.
- Students will have a thorough understanding of how to handle files in Python.
- Working with Github and GitHub desktop, namely Github for Spyder, Create cloud repositories, commit, and push them.
- Students should be able to find and fix problems and exceptions in their own programs.
- Students should be able to envision how the Python interpreter works.
- The students will be able to use requests to get data from an API and use charts to show it.
- Students will approach programming with a problem-solving mindset.
- Students should be able to branch out into other programming domains, such as app development and data science.
Requirements
- There is no need for previous experience or expertise. I’m going to approach pupils as though they’re complete novices.
- I’ll walk you through each process from beginning to end.
Description
I don’t simply want to show you “how to do” things; At the conclusion of this course, you will think and imagine code like a genuine programmer.
The ultimate goal of this course is to take you from a complete novice who has no clue where to begin or how to code, to a confident intermediate programmer who can dive into any part of programming, such as web development, app development, data science, machine learning, data mining, and so on.
This implies we’ll have to learn the fundamentals from the start.
Installing a simple and easy-to-use environment (a location where we write code), learning the basic data types and data structures in Python, and then moving on to control flows and functional programming, by which point you should be acquainted with the language’s syntax and logic,
Then we’ll move on to intermediate topics, where we’ll study more about functional programming as well as object-oriented programming.
Later in the course, I’ll demonstrate how to use databases to store data by reading and writing to them, as well as how to communicate with GitHub.
Every portion of the course will have an assignment, quiz, or activity for you to complete. I think that making errors is the best way to learn. These challenges are well-chosen to match the section’s or video’s difficulty level.
Who this course is for:
- People who are interested in learning more about programming in general.
- Python programmers who want to retrain their brains to solve problems will benefit from this course.
- Pythonists who are completely new to the language
- Intermediates and novices who wish to improve their fundamental understanding of Python and its ideas.
