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Python Programming Tutorial for Beginners - Step by Step
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Python Programming Tutorial for Beginners - Step by Step

Get Familiar with Core Python and Object Oriented Programming concepts in Python
Created byAnkit Srivastava
Last updated 7/2025
English
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What you'll learn

  • Core Python Programming
  • Idea about real world applications of Python
  • Creating Projects using Python Programming Language
  • Object Oriented Programming Concepts for Python Programming
  • Loops in Python
  • Datatypes in Python
  • Operators in Python
  • Maths Library in Python

Course content

9 sections • 70 lectures • 13h 38m total length

  • Overview of the Core Python Course for Beginners8:49

    Explore core python basics for beginners, including installation, ide options, data types, variables, typecasting, collections, operators, conditionals, loops, strings, functions, modules, and input.

  • Overview of Object Oriented Programming Part of the Course2:38
  • 1 Introduction of Python and Its Real world applications18:56

    What can be developed using Python ?

    Web and Internet Development.

    Desktop GUI Applications.

    Statistics and Data Analytics.

    Software Development.

    Database Access.

    Network Programming.

    Games and 3D Graphics.

    Artificial Intelligence >> Machine Learning



  • 2 Installing Python and writing your first program14:18

    Download Python from this link -

    www.python.org/downloads/

    Sample Code -

    >>> print("String abc@123 ")

    String abc@123

    >>> "Hello World"

    'Hello World'

    >>> 45

    45

    >>> print(45)

    45

    >>> print('45')

    45

    >>> print("45")

    45

    >>> 45.67

    45.67

    >>> print(45 + 56)

    101

    >>> print("Hello", "How are you?", 56)

    Hello How are you? 56

    >>>

  • 3 Data Types in Python16:17

    Sample Code for the Lecture -

    >>> # Numbers , Words , Collections

    >>> # Strings - Alphanumeric Characters - A-Z, a-z, 0-9 , !@#$%^&

    >>> print("Hello@123!")

    Hello@123!

    >>> # type()

    >>> type("Mohan")

    <class 'str'>

    >>> "hello"

    'hello'

    >>> # Numbers - Integers, Float, Complex

    >>> type(1)

    <class 'int'>

    >>> type(-456)

    <class 'int'>

    >>> 45

    45

    >>> type(3464654363563563)

    <class 'int'>

    >>> 45.67

    45.67

    >>> type(45.67)

    <class 'float'>

    >>> type(-34.56)

    <class 'float'>

    >>> 1+5j

    (1+5j)

    >>> type(1+2j)

    <class 'complex'>

    >>> # Boolean - True and False

    >>> type(True)

    <class 'bool'>

    >>> type(False)

    <class 'bool'>

    >>> # Collections

    >>> # Lists , Tuples, Sets and Dict

    >>> type([45, 67, 89])

    <class 'list'>

    >>> type((45, 67, 89))

    <class 'tuple'>

    >>> type({45, 67, 89})

    <class 'set'>

    >>> # Name and Email - String

    >>> # Age - 25

    >>> # Are you married - True False

    >>> # Salary - 1456.78

    >>> # [45,56,77,78,99]

  • 4 Variables in Python17:06

    Sample Code : 

    Python 3.6.8 (tags/v3.6.8:3c6b436a57, Dec 24 2018, 00:16:47) [MSC v.1916 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32

    Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license()" for more information.

    >>> # Variables

    >>> x = 5

    >>> type(5)

    <class 'int'>

    >>> type(x)

    <class 'int'>

    >>> name = 'Mohan'

    >>> print(name)

    Mohan

    \

    >>> name = "Sohan"

    >>> name

    'Sohan'

    >>> condition = True

    >>> condition

    True

    >>> type(condition)

    <class 'bool'>

    >>> email = "abc@mail.com"

    >>> email1 = "avc@gmail.com"

    >>> 1email = "acv@mail.com"

    SyntaxError: invalid syntax

    >>> # You can not start a varible name with numbers

    >>> first name = "Mohan"

    SyntaxError: invalid syntax

    >>> first@name = "Mohan"

    SyntaxError: can't assign to operator

    >>> first-name = "Mohan"

    SyntaxError: can't assign to operator

    >>> date_of_birth = "22July1980"

    >>> print(date_of_birth)

    22July1980

    >>> x = 56

    >>> y = 67

    >>> x + y

    123

    >>> x = 78

    >>> x + y

    145

    >>> del x

    >>> x

    Traceback (most recent call last):

      File "<pyshell#26>", line 1, in <module>

        x

    NameError: name 'x' is not defined

    >>> name = "Mohan Singh"

    >>> len(name)

    11

    >>> name

    'Mohan Singh'

    >>> "My name is " + name

    'My name is Mohan Singh'

    >>>

  • Typecasting or Type Conversion in Python7:07
  • Typecasting or Type Conversion in Python Continued2:36

    Explore typecasting in python by using type() to identify booleans, see true equals 1 and false equals 0, and observe how booleans interact with strings via concatenation.

  • 8 Operators - Artithmetic Operators in Python15:38
  • 9 Assignment Operators in Python14:45

    Sample Code for the lesson

    >>> # Assignment Operators

    >>> x = 5

    >>> name = "John"

    >>> y = [45,6,7]

    >>> a = 30

    >>> b = a

    >>> b

    30

    >>> u = 45

    >>> u = v

    Traceback (most recent call last):

      File "<pyshell#8>", line 1, in <module>

        u = v

    NameError: name 'v' is not defined

    >>> v = u

    >>> v

    45

    >>> # ADD and Assign

    >>> x+=56

    >>> # x = x + 56

    >>> print(x)

    61

    >>> a- = 5

    SyntaxError: invalid syntax

    >>> a -= 5

    >>> a

    25

    >>> a *= 10 # a = a*10

    >>> a

    250

    >>> a /= 5 # a = a / 5

    >>> a

    50.0

    >>> type(a)

    <class 'float'>

    >>> a %= 4

    >>> a

    2.0

    >>>

    >>> # 50 / 4 - 4 * 12 = 48 | 2

    >>> a = 50 % 4

    >>> 2 ** 5

    32

    >>> a **= 5

    >>> a

    32

    >>> # a = a ** 5

    >>> a //= 3

    >>> a

    10

    >>> # a = a // 3

    >>>



  • 10 Comparison Operators in Python9:55

    Sample Code for the lesson

    >>> # Equals to "=="

    >>> x = 67

    \

    >>> y = 68

    >>> x == y # is x equal to y

    False

    >>> x + 1 == y

    True

    >>> if (x + 1 == y):

    print("Correct")


    Correct

    >>> x != y # is x not equal to y

    True

    >>> name = "John"

    >>> name != "John"

    False

    >>> a = 56

    >>> b = 56.1

    >>> a > b

    False

    >>> b > a

    True

    >>> # Greater than and equal to

    >>> a = 56.0

    >>> b = 56

    >>> a > b

    False

    >>> a == b

    True

    >>> 23 == "23"

    False

    >>> 23 == int("23")

    True

    >>> str(23) == "23"

    True

    >>> a >= b

    True

    >>> # Less than <

    >>> a < b

    False

    >>> a <= b

    True

    >>>



  • Logical Operators in Python13:27
  • 11 Identity and Membership Operators main8:50

    Sample Code for the lesson

    >>> x = 56

    >>> y = 76

    >>> z = 76 - 20

    >>> x is y

    False

    >>> x is z

    True

    >>> x is not z

    False

    >>> x is not y

    True

    >>> # Membership Operators

    >>> name = "Ramesh"

    >>> "es" in name # is es in Ramesh

    True

    >>> "hi" in name

    False

    >>> ml = [45,46,67]

    >>> 46 in ml

    True

    >>> 45 not in ml

    False

    >>> 50 in ml

    False

    >>> attendance = ["mohan", "sohan", "rohan", "sunil"]

    >>> "geeta" in attendance

    False

    >>> if("geeta" not in attendance):

    print("geeta was absent")


    geeta was absent

    >>> 0 & 1

    0

    >>> 0001 & 1000

    SyntaxError: invalid token

    >>> 1 & 1

    1

    >>> 1 & 0

    0

    >>>


  • Bitwise Operators Part 114:56

    Explore bitwise operators in Python, including and, or, not, xor, and bitwise shifts, with binary conversion and practical examples from core python programming — become a python professional.

  • Bitwise Operator Left Shift and RIght Shift Part 26:30

Requirements

  • A computer and a zeal to learn

Description

What you'll learn

  • Installing Python in your computer

  • Core Python

  • Importing Some Modules in Python

  • Object Oriented Programming in Python


Syllabus - Core Python

  • Introduction of Python

  • Installing Python IDEs– Python IDLE and Anaconda

  • Writing Your First Python Program

  • Data-types in Python

  • Variables in Python – Declaration and Use

  • Typecasting in Python

  • Operators in Python – Assignment, Logical, Arithmetic etc.

  • Taking User Input (Console)

  • Conditional Statements – If else and Nested If else and elif

  • Python Collections (Arrays) – List, Tuple, Sets and Dictionary

  • Loops in Python – For Loop, While Loop & Nested Loops

  • String Manipulation – Basic Operations, Slicing & Functions and Methods

  • User Defined Functions – Defining, Calling, Types of Functions, Arguments

  • Lambda Function

  • Importing Modules – Math Module

Syllabus - Object Oriented Programming in Python

  • Basics of Object Oriented Programming

  • Creating Class and Object

  • Constructors in Python – Parameterized and Non-parameterized

  • Inheritance in Python

  • In built class methods and attributes

  • Multi-Level and Multiple Inheritance

  • Method Overriding and Data Abstraction

  • Encapsulation and Polymorphism

This course is for those professionals who want to learn python for software development, web development and data analysis.

If you don't have fundamental knowledge of python, you cannot start software development, web development and data analysis.

Python is a free and open source programming language that is really easy to learn. Python is used in many applications and it has a potential of generating jobs.  You should start learning python today.

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Who this course is for:

  • Beginners who want to build their career as a Python developer
  • Students who have Python Language as a Subject in College or School

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