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Professional Python Developer Bootcamp 2025

Name: Professional Python Developer Bootcamp 2025
Rating: 4.6 (43 reviews)

Master Python by building real-world projects. Develop all the skills you need to find your first programming job.

Created byJavier Ventajas

Last updated 5/2025

English

English [Auto],

What you'll learn

Master the fundamentals of Python and many advanced features.
Create a stunning project portfolio to find your first job.
Automate repetitive tasks with Python programs.
Learn to build Python projects on different environments (VS Code, Cloud editors).
Build real-world projects from beginning to end and gain practical skills.
Master different ways to code in Python: procedural programming, object-oriented programming and more!
Create desktop applications like the ones you use every day.
Understand how computers run code, understand colors, etc, and develop a strong digital literacy.

Coding Exercises

This course includes our updated coding exercises so you can practice your skills as you learn.

Course content

44 sections • 248 lectures • 19h 32m total length

Welcome0:56
What is programming?2:12
Learn what programming means as writing instructions a computer can execute to build applications, and why Python’s beginner friendly, widely used, and supported by a large community.
Course structure0:58
Our complete course catalog0:13
Tips & resources2:35
Use tips and resources to enhance bootcamp learning, including a Python cheat sheet of basic syntax and the Resources for Success. Plan sessions, note progress, and share milestones.
Google Colab walkthrough7:12
Open the following link to start coding in Python:

https://colab.research.google.com/
Connect with me on social media0:06

Google Colab notebook to code along0:16
Basic arithmetic in Python3:59
Printing messages6:26
Printing messages - Exercise
Taking inputs from the user6:42
Learn to get user input with Python’s input function, print the entered value, store values in variables with underscore naming, and use the variable explorer to inspect state in Colab.
Data types11:13
Data types - Exercise
Errors in Python5:53
Order of operations2:13
String formatting6:15
String formatting - Exercise
Printing options6:55
Printing options - Exercise
Comparison operators4:42
Learn six comparison operators: greater than, greater than or equal to, less than, less than or equal to, equal, and inequality, and how they yield boolean results for numbers and strings.
Logical operators7:51
Logical operators - Exercise
Help us reach more students0:16

Conditional statements12:25
Explore how conditional statements control program flow with if, elif, and else, evaluating boolean expressions and enabling dynamic, nested decision making.
For loops9:27
Master Python for loops by using range-based iterations, understand upper and lower bounds, and apply nested loops and conditionals to tasks like summing numbers and powering two.
For loops - Exercise
While loops6:51
Explore while loops, not predetermined by a fixed iteration count, but running while a condition remains true, with Python examples, nesting, and strategies to avoid infinite loops.
While loops - Exercise
Break, continue and else7:50
Master break, continue, and else in Python loops, learning how to prematurely end or skip iterations in for and while constructs with practical examples.
Break, continue and else - Exercise

Introduction2:22
Implementation - Part 12:18
Implement a flowchart based algorithm in Python, navigating paths from decision nodes such as friend at home or not. Use prints to represent actions and reference a solution cell variable.
Solution - Part 10:51
Implementation - Part 20:49
Implement the second part of the flowchart by asking the user to go out to eat; use a print command if yes, else prompt about a drink.
Solution - Part 20:31
Implementation - Part 30:33
Implement the third part from the input node. Use a decision node to ask for a drink and branch to the next process or the next input node with print commands.
Solution - Part 30:29
Implementation - Part 40:53
Implement a loop that uses print commands to ask the user for an interest, checks for physics or comic books, and starts a friendship if matched; otherwise it repeats asking.
Solution - Part 41:19
Add the project to your portfolio4:13

Requirements

No prior experience required. I'll teach you everything step by step.

Description

This bootcamp teaches you everything you need to find your first job as a software developer from scratch. The bootcamp assumes no prior knowledge, as you will learn all the concepts step by step and put them into practice by implementing over 15 real-world programming projects from the ground up.

Upon completing the bootcamp, you will feel like writing Python code is second nature, and you will know how to intuitively translate your ideas into code. In addition to video lessons, the bootcamp offers a wide range of exercises, challenges, and coding projects.

Furthermore, as you build your programming projects, you will create a web portfolio that you can use to showcase your skills to prospective employers.

In conclusion, if you're looking for a bootcamp that will teach you the essential programming skills in 2023, look no further; this is the bootcamp for you.

The Bootcamp is divided in seven parts, described in the following outline:

Introduction to Python

Welcome module
First steps in Python
Coding challenge #1: Mad libs
Control flow
Coding challenge #2: Draw a "#" pyramid
Functions
Coding challenge #3: Fibonacci numbers
Hosting your web portfolio on GitHub
Coding project #1: Flowchart
Exceptions and debugging
Coding challenge #4: Program debugging
Data structures - Sequences
String operations
Coding project #2: Caesar cipher
Data structures - Sets and mappings
Coding project #3: Morse code
The Python Standard Library (STL)
Coding challenge #5: Random password generator
Coding challenge #6: Closest supermarket
Coding project #4: Tic-tac-toe

Fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
Coding project #5: Grade tracker
Intermediate Object-Oriented Programming
Coding project #6: Role Playing Game (RPG)

Setting up our local environment

How computers work
Preparing the environment (Mac)
Preparing the environment (Windows)
Getting familiar with our local environment
Argument parsing
Coding challenge #7: Number adding script
File management in Python
Coding project #7: Note-taking application
Coding project #8: Customer Management System (CMS)

Graphical user interfaces in Python

Turtle Graphics
Tkinter

Intermediate Python

Higher-order functions
Comprehensions
Useful built-in functions
Iterables, iterators and generators
Custom exceptions
Advanced Object-Oriented Programming concepts

Image processing in Python

Image processing basics
Coding project #11: Photo editor

Data analytics in Python

Working with arrays of data using NumPy
Working with series and data tables with Pandas
Data visualization with Matplotlib and Seaborn

Who this course is for:

Complete programming beginners who want to get ready for their first job.
Developers transitioning to Python from other languages.
Intermediate programmers who want to level up their skills.
Students who want to develop practical Python skills (you will build many projects from scratch)

Professional Python Developer Bootcamp 2025

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Course content

Welcome7 lectures • 14min

First steps in Python12 lectures • 1hr 3min

Coding challenge #1: Mad libs2 lectures • 3min

Control flow4 lectures • 37min

Coding challenge #2: Draw a '#' pyramid2 lectures • 5min

Functions3 lectures • 20min

Coding challenge #3: Fibonacci numbers2 lectures • 7min

Hosting your web portfolio on GitHub2 lectures • 12min

Coding project #1: Flowchart10 lectures • 14min

Exceptions and debugging5 lectures • 27min

Requirements

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