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50 Python Source Codes Explained
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50 Python Source Codes Explained

Towards BASIC Level Programming for kids!
Last updated 1/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Programming Skills

Course content

1 section15 lectures1h 2m total length
  • Introduction1:33
  • Programming Codes6:14
  • Programming Codes5:45

    Check if number is a palindrome by extracting digits and reversing it in Python. Compare with original using input and if-else, then print the table of a number with range.

  • Programming Codes3:13
  • Programming Codes2:13
  • Programming Codes11:04
  • Programming Codes5:06
  • Programming Codes1:28

    This lecture explains how the break statement controls loop execution in Python, showing a character alphabet loop that stops at a dot and prints letters.

  • Programming Codes8:01
  • Programming Codes3:29
  • Tutorial Basics1:55
  • Tutorial Basics1:13
  • Tutorial Basics1:51
  • Tutorial Basics5:28
  • Conclusion4:10

Requirements

  • Programming Basics

Description

The module encapsulates learning for BASIC Programming skills of Python with source codes explained with an output screen. The programs are executed and coded well with the input screen and explanation to make learning fun for the kids and adults who are keen to learn python in a big bang way.

Through participation in this course, students will get an in-depth education in the coding skills of BASIC, which may subsequently be used while working with Python. During this workshop, not only will an overview of the source codes be provided, but participants will also be led through a tour of the output screen. The fact that the programs are well produced and well programmed, in addition to the fact that they come with an input screen and explanation that are designed to make the experience more user-friendly, has the potential to make learning Python in a big bang approach enjoyable not only for children but also for adults who are interested in the subject matter. This is because the programs come with an input screen and explanation that are designed to make the experience more user-friendly. This is due to the fact that the apps come equipped with an input screen that is intended to make the experience easier to navigate and utilize. I would want to take this opportunity to wish everyone the very best of luck in their pursuit of more education, and I hope that you all are successful in accomplishing your objectives. Cheers.

Who this course is for:

  • Programming Students