Learn Python From Scratch||Learn Python For Begineers

Explore the history of python, from its late 80s origins to its Dutch-led development, and note its roots in c, c++ and unix, plus two versions, including a stable one.

Python is easy for beginners, expressive and readable, an interpreted, cross-platform, free and open source language that supports object-oriented programming and rich standard libraries for GUI and apps.

Discover how to set up Python on Windows by downloading the appropriate installer, choosing the right version (2.7 or 3.8), selecting 64-bit options, and completing the installation.

Identify how identifiers name memory locations and how Python uses variables. Understand valid and invalid identifiers, case sensitivity, and allowed characters like lowercase letters, underscores, and digits.

Learn how to declare variables and assign values in Python, access and print them, and run modules with or without arguments.

Explore how to assign a single value to multiple variables, assign multiple values to multiple variables, and perform comma-separated assignments in Python.

Explore writing a simple hello world program and running it in an IDE to observe output and basic execution.

Discover how to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and modulus in Python, and how to write and run simple programs to compute these operations.

Learn what tokens are in Python and how every word in a program is a token, including identifiers and keywords.

Use comments in Python to help teammates understand and test code, highlighting three ways to declare comments, including single-line and multi-line formats.