
Get an overview of the course structure and prerequisites, then set up the environment, install required applications, and use the Jupiter Notebook Environment to write and import files.
Begin with a computer to watch tutorials and code in a notebook. Learn no prerequisites; use free applications downloaded from internet and a tablet or second device to split screens.
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Download and install Anakonda quickly to remove beginner barriers, then launch Jupiter Notebook, a graphical user interface for writing, with OS-specific installation guidance for Windows or Mac.
Install Anakonda on a Mac using the 64-bit graphical installer, handle security prompts, then launch Anakonda and open Jupiter notebook to begin Python work.
Install Anaconda on Windows using the 64-bit graphical installer, then launch Jupyter Notebook and start a new Python file to write and run code.
Navigate the Jupyter notebook interface, create folders and Python files, and write and run code cells with keyboard shortcuts. Switch between code and markdown, restart kernels, and access help.
Save data files in the same folder as your python code to simplify loading in Jupyter notebooks. Create a dedicated resources folder and set a clear path on your desktop.
Explore Python for data analysis and data science, explain data types, and show how attributes categorize data. Create and use variables essential for Python programming.
Explore Python data types—integers, floats, strings, and booleans—and learn to use the type function in Jupyter notebooks to identify data types and handle strings with quotes.
Explore Python string methods such as upper, lower, title, and capitalized to modify text, understand string immutability, and use index and strip to analyze and clean strings.
Learn how to manipulate strings with Python by concatenating with or without spaces, repeating strings using multiplication, and testing membership with in and not in to yield booleans.
Learn to retrieve values with slides, use the format function, and convert data types, then build a bill payment system showing account balance.
Explore slicing in Python to retrieve characters by index from Wonderwoman, including from the start, from the end with negative indices, and with step sizes to form substrings.
Learn to use Python's format function to substitute placeholders with variables, match placeholder count to values, and leverage index positions to control which value appears in the string.
Learn to cast data types in Python with float, int, and str, converting numbers, booleans, and text for consistent data handling in data analysis and data science.
Build a bill payment system in Python by collecting the user name, verifying identity, and displaying a personalized account balance and due date using variables, input, and print statements.
Explore Python data structures that store a collection of related data, and learn about this data structure and its list methods.
Explore Python list methods such as reverse, append, insert, count, and remove on a shopping list, and contrast mutable lists with immutable strings using the len function.
Learn Python control flow with if statements, while and for loops, break and continue, and functions, then apply these concepts by building a guessing game.
Learn to build a Python guessing game by creating number and greetings variables, prompting name and play inputs, printing greetings, and using if conditions to evaluate guesses.
Add a while loop and a repeat flag to the guessing game, prompting until the correct number is guessed and handle a no-play choice with a conditional.
Explore for loops in Python to iterate over letters and numbers using range, print values, and use if statements to label even and odd numbers.
Explore the topal data structure and review tuple methods to reinforce Python practices for data analysis and data science.
Explore Python tuples in Python by contrasting them with lists and variables, noting immutability and creation with parentheses. Practice len, max, min, concatenation, repetition, and converting lists to tuples.
Explore dictionaries as a Python data structure that associates unique keys with values, using the contact example to create, access, update, delete, and check keys (case sensitive) and values.
Define a function with def, name it to describe its task, and the return keyword is optional. Explore positional and keyword arguments, defaults, and examples like add and bill.
Mastering packing and unpacking in Python using * and ** for lists, tuples, and dictionaries, with examples of function arguments, printing, and variable-length inputs.
Learn how to use keyword arguments (kwargs) in Python with flexible function signatures, unpack dictionaries, and print key-value pairs like alcohol: wine and drinks: lemonade.
Python is the fastest growing Data Analytics Programming Languages. This course takes you from knowing nothing about Python to becoming an expert analyzing data in Python. You will also learn about standard Python which is relevant for anyone who needs to know Python for other purposes like Web Development, Software Development e.t.c.
Knowing Python is incredibly important if you are looking into a career in any data related field.
This course is designed to equip you with what you need to be successful learning Python:
Hands-on code along structure.
Work on multiple projects.
Lots of practice exercises and task which solidifies your knowledge of each lessons.
Quizzes on sections covered.
Replicate real life scenarios and coding in Jupyter Notebook.
IS THIS YOU ?
Looking to work with data personally or professionally?
Starting or transitioning into a career as a Data Analyst, Data Scientist, Business Analyst, Report Analyst, ETL Specialist, BI Consultant, Data Engineer, or any data related field? Then you need to learn Python.
Also, if you are going into the field of Web Application & Internet development, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Web Testing; it is imperative that you learn Python.
Course Requirement or Prerequisites
This course does not require any prior knowledge or specific academic background. The only requirement is having a laptop or desktop computer. All applications necessary for learning the course would be downloaded free from the internet.