
This video will give you an overview about the course.
This video will walk you an overview about the Python.
This video will give you an overview of the Basic Python syntax.
This video will give you an overview of the variables and data types.
This video will give you an overview about how to read from and write to the console.
This video will introduce you to single-quote and multiple-quote strings.
This video will walk you through the properties and semantics of Python lists.
This video will give you an overview of the properties and significance of Python Tuples.
This video will give you an overview of the properties and semantics of Python dictionaries.
This video will give you an overview of the properties and semantics of Python set.
This video will walk you through the conditional statements in Python.
This video will walk you through the Python's primary looping construct for loops.
This video will walk you through the Python's second looping construct while loops.
This video will walk you through the Python's loop-modifying statements.
This video will give you an overview about how to create a function.
This video will walk you through the process of sending data into and out of Python functions.
This video will give you an overview about how to choose the data values used for Python function parameters.
Whether if you're new to programming or an experienced developer, it's simple and easy to learn and use Python. Programming Concepts in Python opens the door to a career in programming, becoming a commercial application developer, or to using programming to support your existing career.
This course teaches the viewer Python in an engaging, friendly, example-driven way. In this course, we cover computer programming using Python. We start by running a "Hello World" program, followed by the discussion of fundamentals, such as common data structures, working with strings, and program flow controls. Later, we focus on writing modular and reusable code, using functions.
After getting familiar with the basic concepts, we delve further by covering Object Oriented Programming, errors and exception handling, and working with files. We also discuss Python standard libraries and external libraries. Finally, we provide future directions and next steps for avid learners keen to take their skills to the next level.
By the end of this course the audience will be able to write Python programs and scripts that perform most of their daily tasks—including reading a list of strings, separating values by a specific delimiter, removing duplicates, and more. By the end of the course, the viewer should be able to do everything expected of a novice Python programmer.
About The AuthorDaniel Arbuckle gained his PhD in Computer Science from the University of Southern California. He has published numerous papers along with several books and video courses, and he is both a teacher of computer science and a professional programmer.