Python BootCamp: Basic, OOP, GUI Projects, Database & OpenCV

Download and install PyCharm Community Edition for Python development, compare it with PyCharm Professional Edition, and create a new project after selecting your OS and completing the setup.

Learn to use the PyCharm community edition for Python development: create a Python file, run code in the console, and adjust the font and project interpreter settings to install packages.

Explore how variables act as containers storing numbers and strings via quotes, perform operations like a multiply b and a divide by b, and print results with spacing.

Learn how to define variables, work with strings, print outputs, and convert strings to integers using int(), enabling basic arithmetic in Python.

Learn how to collect user input in Python with input(), display prompts and welcome messages, and perform basic arithmetic after converting inputs to integers.

Explore Python operators, including multiplication, division, exponentiation, addition, subtraction, and modulus, with practical examples in PyCharm versus the Python shell, covering printing, integer vs float results, and operator precedence.

Learn how to prevent auto closing of the Python shell by saving, running, and exiting programs, handling user input, and ensuring the console stays open after execution.

Learn how to use if statements in Python to make decisions based on conditions, with examples that check age for alcohol eligibility and combine simple comparisons.

Explore the if else statement in python, showing how else avoids empty output and handles age checks and conditional prints when conditions hold.

Learn how Python's elif statement chains multiple conditions between if and else. Use age-based checks to determine alcohol eligibility and handle invalid inputs with valid number validation.

Master the Python for loop with range to print text and iterate numbers. See zero-based indexing, start and end values, and how a while loop compares.

Explore how the while loop in Python mirrors a for loop, learn to initialize a counter, set the condition, and print values 0 through 4, plus handling infinite loops.

Learn how to use the break statement in Python to exit loops, with examples of 1 to 100 and break conditions at 7, 50, or when the user enters quit.

Explore the continue statement in Python to control loop flow, compare it with break, and see examples starting from 50 or 51 and ending at 100.

Explore string properties in Python by creating and manipulating strings, printing, concatenating, and converting types. Learn to apply upper and lower, len, indexing, slicing, and multiplication to print ten times.

Explore lists in Python by creating lists of integers and strings, accessing elements by index and negative index, checking length, slicing the first few items, and handling out-of-range errors.

Explore Python list methods in this hands-on lecture, including append, remove, index, reverse, pop, and count, demonstrated through list creation, for loops, and printed outputs.

explore tuples in python, contrast with lists, and learn that tuples are immutable, supporting only count and index, while lists permit add, remove, and modifications.

Learn to use dictionaries in Python, including creating them with braces, accessing values by keys, printing, and modifying them by adding or deleting entries; also mix lists and dictionaries.

Discover how to use Python functions, from print and built-in tools like max, min, and power, to the help function that reveals how every function works.

Explore Python modules, how to import and use functions, view available modules, and leverage help to learn about each module for practical coding tasks.

Learn to create your own user defined functions in Python, call them, and print results. Build addition and subtraction functions with user input and display outputs.

Create user defined functions with arguments in Python, practice computing the sum and difference of two numbers, and print the results to reinforce function calls and output.

Explore how to create custom modules and functions in Python, using PyCharm and Python shell, import and run your maths module, and test addition, subtraction, division, and modulus.

Explore Python's time module by importing time, using time.time and time.localtime, and printing dynamic time values. Apply these concepts to track user login and logout events in web applications.

Explore how to use Python's time module to log login and logout events, format timestamps to readable local time, and simulate delays with time.sleep.

Learn to build a Python multiplication table by collecting a user input, using a for loop (or while loop) over range 1 to 10, and printing formatted results.

Learn to print a multiplication table with a user-specified range using nested for loops, input prompts, and formatting for each product from one to ten.

Create an interactive Python multiplication table that prints the next table each time the user presses enter. Use range loops to format and print with a multiplication symbol.

Develop a simple Python program that detects vowels and consonants by prompting for an alphabet input, handling case sensitivity, and printing whether the character is a vowel or a consonant.

Learn to obtain the maximum number from user input in Python using two methods: a multi-line if-else approach and a single-line max function, with three inputs A, B, and C.

Learn to obtain the minimum number from user input by adapting existing max/min code to use the minimum function, demonstrating code reuse and minimal edits for different inputs.

Learn to find even numbers in python using int input, an if statement, and modulus two to check the remainder, then print the result and loop until even.

Create calendars in Python using the calendar module, generating month and year views and checking leap years. Print specific months or whole years for date inputs and scheduling.

Learn how to implement simple password authentication in Python using input prompts, a three-attempt for loop, and clear access granted or denied messaging with retry prompts.

Learn how to read and write files in Python by opening a file and writing a string with mode 'w'. Close the file to save changes after writing.

Learn how to read text from files in Python with simple two-line code using open and read. Then print results to verify content.

Learn to rename files in Python using the os module and os.rename, constructing directory paths as strings and verifying results.

Learn how to remove a file using Python by importing os and calling os.remove with a specified path, demonstrating a one-line approach that deletes the target file.

Learn how to create a folder in Python using the os module, verify the new directory with getcwd, and manage existing files within a PyCharm project path.

Remove a folder from its directory using Python's os module, demonstrating how os.remove deletes the Python folder and leaves the directory empty.