
Hello Python simplifies basics for beginners with a printed tutorial and a video walkthrough, using a coding sandbox to run Python code, observe results, and customize the greeting.
Learn to write multi-line comments in Python using triple quotes, and avoid mixing quote types to prevent errors. Practice converting single-line comments to a clean multi-line block.
Learn to read Python errors, identify syntax and name errors, and debug code by interpreting caret guidance, fixing quotes and variable names in beginner-friendly walkthrough.
Learn how to concatenate strings and numbers in Python, diagnose type errors when combining strings and integers, and apply solutions using str() or comma-separated printing.
Learn to use the multiply equals operator to update numeric and string variables, calculating earnings and yearly salary, and computing daily income by repeating text and printing results.
learn how to define and call a Python function to print winter weather alerts for multiple locations, reducing code repetition and illustrating the dry principle.
Build a Python mini app that calculates weekly calories against a 2000 daily target, allows customization, and prints guidance like time to head to the gym or get seconds.
Learn how Python lists are indexed from zero, access items by index and negative indices, handle out-of-range errors, print elements, and concatenate strings with plus.
Explore modifying lists in Python with the plus operator to concatenate sea creatures and oceans and the multiplication operator to duplicate lists, and print the results.
Learn how to remove items from a Python list using the del statement, by index and by range, with examples on sea creatures and land creatures lists.
Learn to scrape Wikipedia’s sovereign states page with Python by using requests and BeautifulSoup to fetch and parse the table, then print each state’s title from the data.
Build and style the about and testimonial sections using existing css, adjust html classes for consistency, and refine the testimonial box, while noting future mobile responsiveness and an active navigation.
If you have no coding experience and want to begin coding in Python for the first time then this is the course for you!
Hi, I'm Rob. I know what it is like to have no coding experience and desire to code professionally. I started coding in 2016 and landed a full-time development shortly thereafter. It was hard but it was worth it.
That's why I'm here. To help you make that transition yourself.
In Hello Python you will immediately begin to learn the language of Python. We’ll learn the basic syntax of how the Python language works.
After that, we are going to apply what we learn to mini-projects. That will allow us to take what we have learned and put it into practice. Some courses teach you to build some sort of large application while you haven't mastered the basic syntax of Python.
This course will give you opportunities to build mini-applications step by step in a way that makes sense to someone learning programming for the first time or still learning the basics of programming.
This is an early release of this course and I will be adding approximately 30 minutes of new material per week. My JavaScript Bootcamp began and just an hour and is now over twenty hours long! Sign up now and come back weekly for updates!
This isn't the only Python course you should take but it should be your first!