Python Basics Training

Enter your text from the keyboard, the program will calculate a number of words/characters inside the text.

Code with if-elif statement

Larger of two numbers: if-else statement.

Larger of three numbers: if statements.

Larger of three numbers: built-in function max().

Compare entered text with in-code memorised text: if-elif-else statements

Enter N numbers from keyboard. Check which entered number is highest: if statement, while loop.

Enter N numbers from keyboard. Check how many numbers are odd, how many are even: if-else statement, while loop.

Enter a number from the keyboard. If it is the same as code secret number print "Well Done", if not print "You're stuck": if-elif statement, while loop.

Explanation of for loop and simple print function.

Explanation of for loop: break and continue.

Largest number: endless while loop.

Largest number: initial value for a variable, while loop with the condition.

Enter a word from the keyboard. Change in upper case letters. Eat vowels A, E, I, O, U: for loop, .upper() method, ,replace() method.

Explanation of for loops: simple for loop, for loop with a break, for loop with a continue.

Explaining: Bit Shifting, lists, list elements, change list element value.

Explaining lists: indexing list elements, list length, delete list element, add list element using .append()/.insert() method.

Explaining lists: empty list, adding elements in a list with for loop in direct/opposite elements order, .append() method, .insert() method.

Sum of elements in a list with for loop, a swap of two variables values, swap elements value in lists.

Read list elements from keyboard and swap them using for loops.

Nested list, a new list with elements that are the sum of previous list members, browsing list elements with for loop.

Sorting lists - if the ith element is bigger than (i+1)th element they swap positions. Sorting lists - lower to higher number and opposite. Copying the whole list, copying elements of a list in another list.

Check if an element is in the list with a Boolean expression. Check if an element is in the randomly created list.

Delete duplicate elements from list: built-in set() function, list() constructor. Plotting lists: matplotlib.pyplot.

Display all prime numbers in a range of numbers: function. Find a solution for the equation: x!+(x+1)!=840: factorial function, for loop.

Difference between variable inside a function and variable in a base code. Simple function with multiple arguments.

Function to plot an equation in floating numbers range: numpy, matplotlib.pyplot, math. Factorial(n) recursive function.

Tuples: indexing tuple elements, add an element in tuple, duplicate tuple elements.

Dictionaries: insert dictionary items from the keyboard, check if an item is in the dictionary, print key/value from dictionary item, change the value of an item, update the dictionary with elements from another dictionary.

Why use a function? How to create a Python module?

Classes: __init()__ function, self parameter, str.format() function, defining objects.