Complete Python development masterclass

Learn how to install Python 3 on a Mac OS X by downloading from python.org, running the installer with default settings, and verifying the installation in Terminal with python3 -V.

Install the PyCharm community edition on Windows or Mac to write Python programs, using debugging, auto completion, and auto formatting.

Master Python strings by learning how to create, print, and concatenate them using single or double quotes, and use triple-quoted multi-line strings.

Explore escape characters in strings, using backslash sequences like tab and newline to alter output. Learn to escape quotes and backslashes, and use hex values for characters.

Practice string handling through printing messages, escaping backslashes and quotes, and using newlines and tabs with triple-quoted and regular strings, including a bunny character art.

Explore how expressions enhance python flow control by practicing arithmetic and logical expressions, ranges, and truthiness to inform if statements and loops.

Discover how to read user input in Python using input(), store it as a string in a data variable, and print a formatted message.

Convert the user input string into a number using the int method, then calculate the total as price times the number of products bought, assuming correct input for exercises.

Practice handling user input in Python by prompting for a name to print a personalized greeting and converting a numeric input to int to display a number multiplied by five.

Explore how Python uses numbers, integers, positives, negatives, and large values, alongside binary, octal, and hexadecimal forms, with variable assignments, readability underscores introduced in Python 3.6, and practical print examples.

Explore arithmetic and assignment operators in Python, then learn boolean values, logical and comparison operations, followed by identity, membership, and bitwise operators, all tied to variables and numbers.

Explore python's identity and membership operators, including is and is not, and in and not in, with string examples and notes on future coverage of objects and collections.

Learn Python collections as data types that group elements, including empty collections, lists (ordered and modifiable), tuples (immutable), sets (unique and unordered), and dictionaries with unique keys and duplicable values.

Learn Python lists as ordered, modifiable collections that allow duplicates. Create them with square brackets, access items by zero-based indices (including negative indices), and observe that order is preserved.

Explore the full spectrum of Python list functions, including append, clear, insert, pop, reverse, and count. See official documentation and try them hands-on to master future methods in Python development.

Learn how tuples form an unchangeable, ordered collection that can contain duplicates, used to group multiple pieces of information, with syntax using parentheses and examples like dinner and breakfast.

Practice creating a tuple to store an object's name, length, width, height, and room by prompting user input and printing the object with its dimensions.