Python for Beginners - The Complete Course

Explore how Python assigns values to variables in IDLE, allocating memory by type for integers, strings, and floats. Show printing, arithmetic and logical operators, and multiple assignment in one line.

Explore Python operators, from arithmetic like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and exponent to floor division and modulo; learn comparison, assignment, identity, and membership operators with practical examples.

Explore Python’s number types—int, long, and complex—learn type conversion between int, float, and complex, and use essential math functions such as abs, max, min, pow, and round.

Explore strings in Python, including quoting with single or double quotes, indexing and slicing, escaping, concatenation, repetition, and key methods like capitalize, find, and replace.

Learn to work with Python lists: create lists with square brackets, mix types, index and slice (including negative indices), and modify lists with append, insert, extend, and delete.

Compare lists and tuples in Python, highlighting tuple immutability versus list mutability and the use of square brackets for indexing and slicing, including updates and deletions.

Learn tuple operations in Python, including membership tests, indexing and slicing, and understand how to access elements and analyze values within tuples.

Discover how to create and manipulate dictionaries in Python, including defining keys and values, accessing items with brackets, updating entries, deleting data, and comparing dictionaries to lists.

Explore Python dictionaries: understand key properties, including immutability and duplicates, assign and access values, print dictionaries, and note that lists cannot be dictionary keys.

Learn the basics of Python I/O: print and input, handling strings, and opening, reading, writing, and closing files with various modes and buffering.

Learn to open, read, write, and close text files in Python using file objects, control read sizes with offsets, and perform basic directory operations like create, delete, and move.

Learn to work with date and time in Python, including local time, daylight saving, parsing and formatting, and calendar concepts like leap years and monthly views.