Master Python and GitHub with Real World Projects

Create and manage python virtual environments with conda, list and switch between base and test one, install python versions 3.10.10 and 3.11, activate envs, install packages, and remove environments.

Explore Python's built-in functions, including sum, abs, round, min, max, and sorted, through practical list examples, and learn about isinstance, type, len, any, and all.

Explore Python control flow and loops with conditional statements (if, elif, else), for and while loops, and break and continue, using lists, dictionaries, and strings, with quizzes and coding exercises.

Master Python conditionals using if, elif, and else with correct indentation and nested blocks. Explore dictionary lookups with in and get to find pets across multiple dictionaries.

Build a python guessing game for beginners using the random module to generate number, with a while loop for guesses and dictionary logic, saving and running scripts in the terminal.

Master the fundamentals of git and GitHub, from local and remote repositories and push/pull to branching, merging, and resolving merge conflicts, plus SSH keys and gitignore.

Master essential git commands by initializing a local repository, staging with git add, committing, renaming with git mv, and removing with reset, while checking status and logs on master.

learn how to create a GitHub account, generate an RSA SSH key with Git Bash, add the public key to GitHub, and securely push code from a local repo.

Push local work to a remote GitHub repository using git add, git commit, and git push, then pull to update. Master the git workflow and ssh authentication on remote origins.

Generate and manage multiple ssh keys for GitHub pushes, assign identities like Naruto, Hinata, and Boruto, and configure ssh config to select the correct key for each push.

Resolve local and remote merge conflicts in a real world project by managing branches, editing css and html for a footer and sidebar, and pushing and pulling changes on GitHub.

Resolve a remote merge conflict by comparing sidebar variations in two branches, then merge via GitHub, resolve HTML and CSS changes, and delete the unused branch.

Update your GitHub profile with a readme featuring emojis, image, lists, and Python/JavaScript code, plus a language dropdown and links; create two repositories for profile and a guessing game project.

Explore list and dictionary comprehension, convert for loops into concise expressions, and master the walrus operator in Python 3.8 for compact list and dictionary building.

Explore how to convert for loops to Python list comprehensions, apply conditional logic, and compare performance across practical examples from string processing, trading, and using built-in functions.