
Explore installing Python 3.12.2 from python.org, verify the installation with python --version, set up PyCharm Community Edition, configure the interpreter, install git, and run a hello world project.
Learn how to use Python's print function to display strings, characters, special characters, and variables like lists or arrays; combine strings with numbers using concatenation.
Learn how to create Python variables to store integers, floats, strings, and booleans, assign and print values, and apply case sensitivity with practical examples like a library book availability check.
Use Python's input() to get user input and store it in a variable. Learn to print prompts, handle strings, and split input into two numbers for processing.
Master data type conversion in Python using built-in functions to cast between string, integer, and float, and apply rounding for decimals.
Learn how to find and print characters in Python strings using positive and negative indices, and practice slicing with colon notation to display single or multiple characters.
Explore Python's built-in string methods, including the length function, and the dot-operator for upper, lower, and title formatting. Learn to use find and replace to locate substrings and modify text.
Explore Python arithmetic operations such as addition, division, floor division, modulus, and exponentiation, using variables and print statements to display results.
Learn to perform mathematical operations in Python by importing the math module and using functions like round, abs, floor, ceil, square root, exp, cos, and pi.
Master conditional statements in Python using if, else if, and else to act on temperature, converting input to int and printing actions like turning on the air condition or heater.
Learn how and, or, and not operators manage multiple boolean conditions in Python. Use real-world examples like age over 18 and license to determine driving eligibility and understand if-else outcomes.
Demonstrate the Python or operator with boolean conditions in if statements, showing that true or true yields true, and apply it to a senior citizen or student discount.
Learn how the not operator in python inverts boolean values within if statements, with practical examples like access denied for failed user authentication.
Explore Python's comparison operators, including equals, greater than, less than, greater than equals to, less than equals to, and not equals to, how they form boolean expressions in if statements.
Review key Python concepts by demonstrating input, print, typecasting, and math expressions to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit, compute averages, determine pass/fail, and classify triangles.
Master the Python while loop to repeat code driven by a boolean expression. Use a counter to prevent infinite loops and apply the concept to password authentication with access granted.
Master the for loop in Python by iterating over strings, lists, and matrices, using range and step size, and applying sums and max value logic.
Explore how to store data in lists, print items, access by index including negative indices, slice ranges, modify elements, and concatenate and slice lists.
Learn how to manipulate lists in Python using append, extend, insert, remove, clear, and pop; locate indices, count occurrences, search with in and not in, remove duplicates, and sort.
Learn how to create and manipulate dictionaries in Python, print values by key, access and update entries, handle missing keys, and map digits to words with practical examples.
Master Python exception handling with try and except blocks to validate input, convert to integers, and prevent crashes; learn to handle value error and zero division error.
Learn to write reusable python functions using the diff syntax, define and call functions with input arguments, return results, handle input types, and compute circle area with pi.
Explore how Python classes create objects, access attributes and methods with the dot operator, and define your own class using __init__ and self, with practical automobile examples.
Learn how to implement a bank account class in Python using a constructor, balance tracking, and deposit and withdrawal methods with validation and detail display.
Learn how Python inheritance works by creating a vehicle parent class and car and truck children, sharing attributes like model, year, and price and reusing methods.
Learn how to create and import python modules to organize functions and classes, and use dot notation with a module like calculate.py to call add, multiply, and divide.
Learn to organize Python code with packages and modules, import whole modules or specific functions, and create packages with __init__.py to access add and subtract.
Explore Python 3.12's standard library by importing built-in modules like random, date and time, and CSV. Use module index to locate them and employ from import to access their methods.
Explore the Python package index and pip install to manage external packages, install into site-packages, and import modules like Openpyxl for Excel file operations.
Learn how to process and update thousands of spreadsheets in Python using openpyxl, loading workbooks, iterating sheets, applying discounts to prices, and saving the updated results to new Excel files.
Explore machine learning with Python by installing Anaconda, launching Jupyter notebook, and creating Python notebooks to run code, manage environments, and work with machine learning libraries.
learn to download a game sales dataset, load it into a pandas data frame with read_csv in a Jupyter notebook, inspect shape and describe statistics, and prepare for PyTorch-based models.
Discover keyboard shortcuts for an efficient data science workflow in Jupyter notebook, covering editing and command modes, cell insertion and deletion, running cells, and quick documentation via tab and shift+tab.
Load a Bitly music CSV, prepare input features (age and gender) and output (music type), and train a decision tree classifier with scikit-learn, then predict and discuss model accuracy.
Evaluate model accuracy using a train-test split and accuracy score, compare predictions to actual test labels, and optimize by swapping models to improve performance.
Save trained models with joblib, load them in future tasks, and reuse for predictions to save time and avoid retraining.
Welcome to Python Course, where you Learn Python Programming from basics: Python Programming from basics to advance level, a complete beginner course with machine learning basics covered
In this fast-paced, hands-on course, you’ll revisit the core concepts of Python programming and strengthen your skills in record time. We’ll cover everything from data types, loops, and functions to more advanced topics like object-oriented programming and error handling. Each lesson is focused and practical, providing you with the tools you need to write clean, efficient Python code. You'll also work on mini-projects that apply the concepts learned in real-world scenarios. This course also emphasizes debugging and best practices to ensure you write reliable, high-quality code.
By the end of this course, you'll feel confident in your understanding of Python’s essentials, equipped to tackle more complex projects or advance to more specialized areas of programming. Whether you're preparing for a job interview, working on a project, or just brushing up on your Python knowledge, this course has got you covered. With clear explanations and practical exercises, you’ll be ready to take your Python skills to the next level and confidently apply them in your career.
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