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Learn 100+ Python Pattern Printing Programs In Simple Way
To Improve Your Programming Skills and Logical Thinking ( Square, Triangle, Pyramid, Diamond, Butterfly and Many More )
Created byDURGASOFT DURGA
Last updated 7/2019
English
What you'll learn
- Student can get much perfection on Basic Python concepts and his programming skills and Logical Thinking will be improved
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Course content
20 sections • 213 lectures • 46h 25m total length
- Important Note about Theory6:37
- What is Python and Father of Python19:29
- Easyness of Python when compared with Other Languages26:14
- Why the name 'Python'8:00
- Python as All Rounder11:08
- Where we can use Python7:06
- Features of Python: Part-113:12
- Features of Python: Part-220:25
- Features of Python: Part-314:02
- Features of Python: Part-413:10
Discover how Python is extensible and embeddable with languages like C and Java, enabling legacy code reuse and performance gains through libraries such as random.
- Features of Python Summary7:11
- Limitations and Flavors of Python18:06
Explore Python limitations for mobile and enterprise apps, and compare flavors like Anaconda Python, with data science libraries such as NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib, noting interpreter performance and just-in-time compilation.
- Python Versions13:52
- Python Installation21:21
- How to Write and Run python code on IDLE17:57
- How to Write and Run python code by using NotePad5:12
Write and run python code in notepad, run from the command prompt, read two numbers, and print their sum and product, while noting notepad’s indentation limits.
- Install Editplus and Run first Python Program16:06
- Python Identifiers22:21
- Python Reserved Words13:30
- Data Types Introduction15:01
- Data Types: int data type22:17
- Data Types: Base Conversion Functions8:43
- Data Types: float data type12:24
- Data Types: complex data type13:26
- Data Types: bool data type8:08
- Data Types: str data type representations by using single,double and triple quot20:08
- Data Types: str data type - positive and negative index7:14
- Data Types: str data type - Slice Operator16:30
- Data Types: str data type - Slice Operator Applications12:43
- Data Types: + and * operators for str data type13:04
- Type Casting: introduction and int() function13:32
Understand Python type casting with int, float, complex, and bool, and see how to convert between types. Explore handling strings and booleans, base conversions, and conversion limits.
- Type Casting: float() and complex() functions22:35
- Type Casting: bool() and str() functions12:24
- Type Casting: Summary8:48
- Fundamental Data Types vs Immutability : Meaning Of Immutability14:43
- Fundamental Data Types vs Immutability : Need Of Immutability20:45
Explore why fundamental data types in Python are immutable to enable object reusability, memory efficiency, and performance, while preventing unwanted changes across references.
- Immutability vs Mutability20:45
Explore immutability vs mutability in Python, learning how Python reuses existing objects to save memory and boost performance, and why immutable objects prevent unintended changes.
- Python Data Types: List data type24:34
- Python Data Types: Tuple data type21:54
- Python Data Types: Set data type21:06
- Python Data Types: FrozenSet10:41
- Python Data Types: Dict16:40
Explore Python dictionaries as key-value data structures, learn how to add and replace pairs, understand unique keys, mutable behavior, and non-guaranteed order for heterogeneous values.
- Python Data Types: range24:17
Explore the Python range data type as a simple way to generate sequences of numbers, control start, end, and step, and learn indexing and slicing for iteration.
- Python Data Types: bytes and bytearray16:50
- Python Data Types Summary19:48
- None Data Type12:33
- Escape Characters,Comments and Constants17:45
- Difference between raw_input() and input() functions14:48
- Demo Program-1 to Read input data from the keyboard9:45
- Demo Program-2 to read input data from the keyboard15:49
Read employee data from the keyboard (number, name, salary, address, marital status) and print for confirmation. Cast numbers with int/float and parse married with a boolean parser.
- Reading Multiple Values from the keyboard in a single line26:56
- eval() function7:48
- Command Line Arguments Part-116:37
- Command Line Arguments Part-221:07
- Important Conclusions about Command Line Arguments12:36
- Output Statements : print() function and sep attribute16:04
- Output Statements : end attribute17:35
Explore how the end attribute controls line breaks in Python print statements, learning to suppress newlines, insert custom end characters, and combine multiple values without unintended spaces.
- print(object) and with replacement operator21:42
discover how print(object) handles any Python object by converting it to a string, and master the replacement operator to format strings with positional and keyword arguments, including index-based formats.
- print() with formatted string16:58
Learn how to use print() with formatted strings, explore format specifiers for int, float, and string, compare replacement operators with formatting, and format numbers to two decimals with practical examples.
- Introduction and Indentation17:56
- if-elif-else statement and applications23:37
Explore how indentation defines blocks and how to use if, elif, and else in Python, with practical examples of input-based decisions and single-branch execution.
- Finding Smallest and Biggest Number by using if-elif-else Statement20:48
- Digits to Words Conversion Programs25:00
- Iterative Statements: for loop13:55
- Applications by using for loop17:28
Master for loop applications in Python by using range to print a message ten times, generate one-to-ten and ten-to-one sequences, and select odd numbers.
- While Loop and Applications19:42
- Infinite Loops and Nested Loops15:41
- Transfer Statements: break statement17:25
- Transfer Statements: continue statement21:45
- Transfer Statements: break and continue in nested loops19:12
Explore break and continue in nested Python loops, using for and while loops with a shopping-cart example. Learn how break exits a loop and continue skips iterations.
- Loops with else block19:12
- pass statement23:50
- del statement16:33
- Need of Functions and Advantages14:54
Discover why functions boost code reusability and readability by replacing repeated statements with a single callable unit, demonstrated through calculating sums, differences, and products.
- Types of Functions and Syntax to define User Define Functions11:45
- Function Parameters and Demo Programs11:24
- Return Statement20:26
- Returning Multiple Values from a function11:21
- Types of Arguments: Positional Arguments10:29
- Types of Arguments: Keyword Arguments13:37
- Types of Arguments: Default Arguments14:40
Discover how default arguments work in Python functions, where missing values fall back to a default, and why non-default arguments must precede defaults in parameter lists.
- Types of Arguments: Variable Length Arguments18:01
- Important Conclusions about Variable Length Arguments13:53
Explore how variable length arguments work in Python, focusing on how normal, positional, and keyword arguments interact, and highlight pitfalls such as missing values and syntax errors.
- Differences between *args and **kwargs?14:33
- Types of Arguments: Case Study16:24
- Types of Variables: Global and Local7:58
- Need of global keyword15:11
Learn how the global keyword in Python lets a function modify a global variable, while distinguishing local and global variables to manage scope and visibility.
- Important Conclusions about global keyword13:05
- Recursive Functions Introduction and Demo Programs14:07
- Internal Tracing of Recursive Function Execution13:57
- Maximum Recursion Depth In Python9:30
- Anonymous Functions/Lambda Functions12:55
- Lambda Functions Demo Programs11:27
- Function as argument to another function3:59
- Shorter Code By using filter() function25:16
Explains how to use the Python filter function to select items from a sequence based on a condition, with examples using even numbers and lambda expressions to simplify code.
- filter() Function Demo Programs18:06
- map() Function Theory and Demo Programs19:42
- reduce() Function and Demo Programs13:57
- Important Note about Pattern Printing Programs2:35
Learn to print more than 10 Python pattern types, including square patterns with star, digit, and alphabet symbols, in ascending and descending orders. Note: practice from scratch with multiple styles.
- To print given number of *s in a row6:05
- To print square pattern with * symbols5:44
- To print square pattern with provided fixed digit5:18
- To print square pattern with provided fixed digit in every row5:18
- To print square pattern with fixed alphabet symbol5:29
- To print square pattern with alphabet symbols3:03
- To print square pattern with digits5:54
- To print square pattern with alphabet symbols in dictionary order5:47
- To print square pattern with digits in descending order7:00
Print a descending digit square pattern in Python by reading n and using nested loops. Each row prints the current digit i repeated n times, forming a square.
- To print square pattern with alphabets in reverse of dictionary order6:31
- To print square pattern with digits in descending order6:35
- To print square pattern with alphabets in reverse of dictionary order7:25
Learn to print square patterns of alphabets in reverse dictionary order using Python, employing nested loops and character arithmetic to build each row.
- To print Right Angle Triangle pattern with * symbols7:44
- To print Right Angle Triangle pattern with fixed digit in every row8:05
- To print Right Angle Triangle pattern with fixed alphabet symbol in every row5:44
- To print Right Angle Triangle pattern with digits in ascending order5:52
- To print Right Angle Triangle pattern with alphabet symbols in dictionary order5:14
Explore printing a right angle triangle pattern with alphabet symbols in dictionary order, using nested loops and dynamic element counts to generate patterns such as abc.
- To print Right Angle Triangle pattern with digits in descending order7:01
- Right Angle Triangle pattern with alphabet symbols in reverse of dictionary8:01
- To print Inverted Right Angle Triangle pattern with * symbols6:08
Learn to print an inverted right-angle triangle pattern with star symbols, using decreasing rows and proper spacing to create the pattern.
- To print Inverted Right Angle Triangle pattern with fixed digit in every row5:51
- To print Inverted Right Angle Triangle pattern with fixed alphabet symbol in Row5:50
- To print Inverted Right Angle Triangle pattern with fixed digit in every row5:16
- To print Inverted Right Angle Triangle pattern with fixed alphabet symbol6:16
Learn how to generate an inverted right-angle triangle pattern in Python using fixed alphabet symbols, with loop-driven indices and careful character calculations to match the expected output.
- To print Inverted Right Angle Triangle pattern with digits in ascending order6:57
- Inverted Right Angle Triangle pattern with alphabet symbols in dictionary6:23
Learn to generate an inverted right angle triangle pattern with alphabet symbols in dictionary using Python, employing for loops and range to print elements row by row with proper spacing.
- Inverted Right Angle Triangle pattern with digits in descending order6:21
- Inverted Right Angle Triangle pattern with alphabet symbols in reverse7:43
- To print Pyramid pattern with * symbols12:31
- To print Pyramid pattern with fixed digit in every row8:37
- To print Pyramid pattern with fixed alphabet symbol in every row8:42
- To print Pyramid pattern with digits in ascending order in every row10:30
Learn to print a pyramid pattern with digits in ascending order on each row by using loops to control spaces and symbols.
- To print Pyramid pattern with alphabet symbols in dictionary order in every row9:03
- To print Pyramid pattern with digits in descending order in every row9:14
- To print Pyramid pattern with alphabet symbols in reverse of dictionary order8:11
Requirements
- No prerequisite. It's desirable to have some minimum basic knowledge of ENGLISH Language.
Description
As the part of this course the following topics covered in detail.
1. Introduction To Python
2. Python Installation & Various Ways to Run Python Program
3. Python Language Fundamentals
4. Input and Output Statements
5. Flow Control
6. Functions
7. Square Pattern Printing Programs
8. Right Angle Triangle Pattern Printing Programs
9. Inverted Right Angle Triangle Pattern Printing Programs
10. Pyramid Pattern Printing Programs
11. Inverted Pyramid Pattern Printing Programs
12. Diamond Pattern Printing Programs
13. Right Half Diamond Pattern Printing Programs
14. Left Half Diamond Pattern Printing Programs
15. Top Half Hallow Diamond Pattern Printing Programs
16. Bottom Half Hallow Diamond Pattern Printing Programs
17. Hallow Diamond Pattern Printing Programs
18. Alphabet Pattern Printing Programs
19. Vertical LED PANEL Display with Alphabet Symbols
20. Horizontal LED PANEL Display with Alphabet Symbols
Who this course is for:
- Anyone looking to Learn Python Language Basics In detail
- Anyone looking to clear Python Interviews
- Anyone looking to clear Python Certification
- Anyone looking to improve programming skills
- Anyone looking to improve Logical Thinking