Python Pro : The Complete Python Bootcamp for Noobs

Learn to use Python comments to explain code, write single-line comments with # and multi-line comments with triple quotes, and run a simple print example in a .py file.

Explore variables in Python by storing values with the assignment operator, observe automatic type detection, and learn valid naming rules and how to check types with type().

Learn to assign multiple values to multiple Python variables on one line with x, y, z and comma-separated values, and print them on one line with comma separators.

Explore Python data types, including numeric, string, and boolean, and examine complex types for imaginary numbers. Preview sequencing types like list and pupil, dictionaries, and sets, using the type function.

Learn about python numbers, including integer, float, and complex types, create variables, print their types, and use type casting to convert between types, noting complex cannot become int or float.

Explore arithmetic operators in Python, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, modulus, exponential, and flow division, with practical examples using two numbers.

Understand Python assignment operators that assign values to variables, such as x=5 and x+=3, illustrating they yield the same result as x=x+3, with other operators shown.

Explore Python comparison operators and logical operators, learn how to compare values, evaluate booleans, and build conditions with if statements and loops.

Explore identity and membership operators in Python, including is, is not, in, and not in, with examples and list-based presence checks.

Learn how to work with strings in Python by printing, storing in variables, using single, double, and triple quotes, and performing operations like indexing, length, repetition, and membership checks.

Explore essential string operations in Python, from slicing and indexing to upper and lower case, replacing characters, and concatenation and formatting with dot format, plus repeating strings with multiplication.

Start with hands-on projects to apply Python basics, explore ready-made packages, and build diverse applications by installing and using external Python packages.

Build a Python email sending automation using the built-in smtp library, Gmail host on port 587 with tls, including a send_email function and a ten minute mail test.

Take user input for the recipient email and message, then send the email with the function and test it using a ten minute mail address.

Automate your work setup with Python by building a script that uses the web browser library to open Chrome and a list of frequently visited websites in tabs.

Automate your work setup by launching a browser and opening a curated list of URLs with Python's OS library, and optionally start applications like Sublime Text.

Learn to convert a python script into an executable with pyinstaller, including installation and running the build to produce an .exe, as shown with a browser and editor automation.

Convert your python file into an executable (.exe), then place it in startup folder by pressing Windows key + R, typing shell:startup, and pasting the program to run on boot.

Build a Python screenshot app using a library’s screenshot function, install it with pip, save images with unique time-based names, and test with a five-second delay.

Build a simple tkinter GUI with two buttons to take screenshots and quit the app, saving each capture with a unique name, using Python's built-in tkinter library.

Create a Python password generator using the string and random libraries to generate a randomized password of a user-specified length, combining uppercase, lowercase letters, digits, and punctuation.

Generate random passwords of a user-specified length and save them to a csv file with two columns: platform and password, using Python's csv module.

Learn to build a Python program that converts long urls into short ones using a tiny url service, featuring user input, package installation, and terminal output.

Learn to build a Python program that uses the Wikipedia library to fetch and print a topic's summary from user input, including installation and basic usage.

Create a Wikipedia search user interface with a topic input, a search button, and a text box to display the topic summary after clicking search.

Create a Windows notification app in Python using Windows ten toast to send toast notifications with current datetime data and a configurable duration.

Learn to build a YouTube video downloader in Python by installing youtube-dl, importing it, prompting for a video URL, and downloading the video to your local system.

Install the movie package, import movie, create a video clip from a given video path, extract its audio, and save it as audio.mp3.

Learn to fetch latest news updates by topic using a Python updater with the News API, and display headlines and descriptions for topics like artificial intelligence or Elon Musk.

Learn to build a camera application in Python using OpenCV, capture live video from a mobile phone camera acting as a webcam, and save captured images.

Learn to generate a qr code from a url using python, install the qr code package, save the code as a png, and test scanning it to open the site.

Learn to install OpenCV for Python with step-by-step guidance on using cmd as administrator, installing opencv-python and opencv-contrib-python, and verifying installation by importing cv2.

Learn to read and display images with OpenCV in Python, experiment with imread flags for grayscale, transparency, and alpha channels, and save processed images using imwrite.

Create your first Django project, explore generated folder structure and key files (manage.py, settings, WSGI, db.sqlite3), and run a development server to build your first app and access Django admin.

Learn to create a Django password generator app, register it in settings, define views and urls, and generate a random password with bootstrap integration.

Build a Django password generator with a bootstrap frontend, render the generated password through templates on the password page, and see it update with each refresh.

Create a dynamic Django password generator with user input for length, uppercase, digits, and symbols using Bootstrap styling. Implement frontend forms, template logic, and backend validation to produce customizable passwords.

build a django weather app that fetches data from open weather map via an api key, using a city input form to display temperature and humidity.