
Type a city or address to fetch its weather data location by geocoding with Nominatim, obtaining longitude and latitude, and displaying the local time using a timezone finder.
Learn to implement OpenWeatherMap's one call API 3.0 to retrieve current data, minute forecast for one hour, hourly for 48 hours, and daily eight-day forecasts, with a free tier.
Create seven frames inside cells, customize each frame's size and position, and populate them with weather data, applying background colors and hexadecimal color values to illustrate layout.
Display seven days of day and night temperatures in labeled frames, pulling data from a json source and updating each cell with temperature values and styles.
Showcases creating a Dodge Cars class in a separate Python file for a car racing game, with pygame, display setup, colors, screen size, and a blit_image method to render images.
design and implement the entry screen for the car racing game in python using pygame, showing the game name, bugatti image, and start, ready, and quit buttons.
Click the receiver button to trigger a function that receives the file from the sender using the sender ID and file name, via a socket on port 80 in Python.
Configure a sqlite3 database for a Python cab booking app by creating a database and a user table with not null username and password, using connect, cursor, commit, and close.
Code a cab booking system in Python by building a customer information form that captures first name, surname, address, postcode, mobile, and email using labeled fields and grid layout.
Build a cab booking feature in Python using Tkinter, wiring check buttons to set the base cab tax, update the text field, and reflect changes with dynamic values.
Develop a Python cab booking system that calculates total paid by journey type (standard, Ford Galaxy, Ford Mondeo) and distance, applies tax, and shows subtotal and total cost.
Develop a Flappy Bird clone in Pygame by loading background and player images, adding die, hit, point, swoosh, and wing sounds, and implementing welcome and main gameplay loops.
Master Flappy Bird collision logic in Pygame by coding the is_colliding function to detect collisions with the play area, top and bottom pipes, and trigger the hit sound.
Master the basics of object oriented programming in Python, including classes, objects, attributes, behaviors, and constructors. Explore inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, abstract classes, and instance, static, and class methods.
Build a simple calculator in Python using Tkinter, wiring widgets, an expression field with a string variable, and a grid layout of digit and operator buttons.
Learn to display an image in Pygame by creating a display surface with set_mode and loading the image with image.load. Blit it and update the display.
Master Pygame keydown and keyup events, printing pressed and released keys, then move a rectangle with arrow keys and toggle color with the space bar.
Move a rectangle in Pygame using the arrow keys, keep it inside a 500 by 500 window with velocity, and avoid drawing a trailing pattern behind it.
Python so far is the best and most widely used Programming Language in the World. Developers who thinks to make complex and professional level applications ends up choosing Python. It is used to perform any type of Job and have millions of students. It is the most learned Programming Language in the world. I have seen thousands of students who have done the Basic part of Python but they have never used their skills and Concepts to make something Professional Looking and of an Advanced Level in Python. Any Programming Language is useless like this. When you go in your Professional Career, you are assigned to make Cool Looking Professional Applications and this is what this course is for.
In this course, we have assumed that you know the basics of Python or any other Programming Language and that our Job is to teach you how to use Python to make Professional Level GUI Based Applications. It's time to take your skills up to the Level where you can make Cool Looking Real Time Applications.
We are pretty sure that after taking this course in Python, you will then feel that you can now make any type of application using the Python Programming language and that you are now a professional programmer who now knows how to use a language to make something real out of it.
In this Course, if you have any problem you can directly message us or you can ask your question in the Q/A Sections where you will get your Questions Answered as soon as possible. Hope you will have an Awesome Time with this Course.
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