Learn Python 3.14 | Start your Programming Career in 4 Hours

Explore the assignment operator in programming and how it differs from math's equals; assign values to variables like A and B and observe how changes propagate.

Learn how to use Python string methods to change case and format text, applying title, upper, and lower to variables for consistent display and storage.

Explore f-strings in Python to embed variable values inside strings, using braces for car make, model, and year, and learn how format strings produce dynamic messages.

Learn how to use white space, including spaces, tabs, and newlines, to format Python output. Practice printing multi-line text with tab and newline sequences to organize results clearly.

Master Python string manipulation by trimming extra whitespace with strip, lstrip, and rstrip, and removing URL prefixes with remove_prefix, to ensure clean comparisons and user input handling.

Learn how single and double quotes affect Python strings, how backslashes escape quotes, and how syntax errors occur when the interpreter can't parse unquoted text.

Explore how Python treats integers and floats, performing arithmetic and exponent operations, applying order of operations, and noting that division and mixed operations yield floats.

Discover how underscores improve readability of large numbers, use multiple assignment to initialize several variables succinctly, and apply constants and comments to write clearer, collaborative Python code.

Explore creating and using lists in Python, access elements by index, handle last and negative indices, and generate messages with f-strings from list values.

Learn how to modify list elements by index, add items with append, insert at a specific position, and remove items with del, using practical Python examples like carmakers.

Learn how the pop method removes the last item from a list, returns it for use, and lets you move elements between lists while keeping access to the removed value.

Learn how to remove items from a list in Python 3.13 using pop with an index, the del statement, and the remove method, with practical examples.

Explore how to sort lists in Python with the sort method and the sorted function. Learn how to preserve the original order or display a sorted view, including reverse order.

Learn Python list basics by reversing order with reverse, counting items with len, and avoiding index errors by using minus one to access the last item.

Learn to loop through a list with Python's for loop to perform the same action on every item, printing each car maker and handling lists of any length.

This lecture demonstrates using a for loop to iterate over car makes, format and print messages for each model, and group outputs with new lines, including miles per gallon examples.

Learn how for loops control repetition and how indentation defines the block inside the loop. Identify indentation errors and how to place code after the loop so it runs once.

Learn how to use Python's range with loops to generate number series, build lists, and compute the first ten squares with a for loop and append.

Learn to use slices to extract sublists in Python with start and end indices, optional steps, and negative indices, applying them in loops with carmakers as examples.

Learn how to copy a Python list using a full-slice, creating separate lists (my favorite cars and friends' favorite cars) to avoid shared references, illustrated with car makers.

Compare lists and tuples in Python, highlighting mutability and immutability, and show how tuples use parentheses, index access, and cannot be item-assigned while lists can.

Master conditional programming by using if statements to evaluate boolean expressions and choose which code block to execute, with else and else if for alternatives when conditions are false.

Explore Python's if else syntax through an example with a BMW car, computing its age by subtracting the year from 2023 and deciding whether to buy.

Apply if statements and conditional tests in Python to control code flow, using the equality operator and for loops to handle lists, including BMW in uppercase.

Define a function in Python with def, specify parameters, and call it to run its code, printing messages like hello, students to show reuse.

Define a Python function with a username parameter, pass a value when calling the function, and print a greeting using username.upper() to display the name in uppercase.

Learn how to define and call functions with multiple parameters using positional and keyword arguments, and format outputs to display course topic, name, and hours.

Master keyword arguments in Python, enabling explicit parameter mapping regardless of order. Learn to use default values to simplify calls and avoid errors when arguments are missing.

Discover how a function returns a value with a return statement, using a get car info function to format car maker in uppercase, car model in title case, and year.

Explore object oriented programming by defining classes, creating objects via instantiation, and using init to set attributes. Learn to add methods, extend functionality with inheritance, and import modules.

Create and inspect car instances from a class using the init method to set make, model year, and gearbox in Python, then access attributes like my BMW.

Master dot notation to access instance attributes like make, model, year, and gearbox, and call methods such as drive, stop driving, and drifting on multiple class instances.

Learn Python inheritance by building a child electric car from a parent car class, using super to initialize shared attributes and adding electric-specific methods like charge and show info.