Python For Beginners: Scripting Programming With Python 3

Create a new Python file, write a print statement to display 'Hollywood', understand strings defined by double quotes, run the program, and learn to add comments with a hashtag.

Explore Python operators by evaluating arithmetic, equality and inequality comparisons, and logical expressions with x and y, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, modulus, exponent, floor division, and relational operators.

Learn how to use if, elif, and else statements in Python, with examples using a and b, indentation rules, and the print function; explore shorthand if-else for one-line decisions.

Demonstrates a mini project that grades students using a Python if-elif-else chain, converts user input to numbers, handles out-of-range errors, and prints a plus, a, b, c, or f.

Explore Python tuples as ordered, immutable collections, learn to declare and print tuples, access items by index, iterate over them, check membership, and determine their length.

Learn how sets in Python are unordered collections, how to iterate and test membership, and how to add, update, and remove items, plus perform union and intersection operations.

Define a dictionary with curly brackets, access and update values by keys using square brackets, and iterate with values() and items(), while adding or removing items.

Define and call functions using def, pass parameters, and return values. Explore default parameters, list arguments, and simple examples like printing hello world and squaring numbers.

Explore lambda functions, small anonymous functions with a single expression that accept multiple arguments and enable on-the-fly calculations like multiplying by 10.

Learn how to define classes in python with class keyword, create objects, and use init function to initialize attributes, access and modify properties, and define methods with self.

Learn how inheritance lets a child class reuse methods and properties from a base class or parent class, as shown with a person and a student example.

Explore iterators in Python by using iter and next with lists, tuples, dictionaries, and strings, and create a next-based iterator; demonstrate stop conditions and raising exceptions to end iteration.

Learn how to create and use modules as core libraries, define functions that print personalized greetings, manage data with dictionaries, and import modules with aliases and built-in modules like random.

Learn to read text files in python by creating a demo file, opening it with open, reading with read and readline, printing lines, stripping newlines, looping, and closing the file.

Learn to write to external text files in Python, showing how to create files, overwrite content, and append data using write and append operations along with handling existing files.

Import the os module and delete files by checking existence, removing them if present, and printing a file does not exist message if absent, then delete empty folder named demo.

Selects a word from a file and validates each guess, updating the masked word. Replaces dashes with correct letters and rebuilds the word due to Python string immutability.

Create and test a Hangman game in Python by importing the Hangman module, selecting a word, handling user input, tracking five attempts, and revealing correct guesses.