
Learn how to use comments in python to document code, debug, and collaborate, using the hash sign to ignore lines and explain variables, like multiply and add, and print results.
Learn how to perform type conversion in Python by converting between integers and floats using int() and float(), printing results, and checking types for correct data handling.
Explore Python dictionaries, learning how to define key-value pairs with braces and colons, access and print values, add new entries, and update dictionaries using the update function.
Learn how Python tuples are ordered and immutable, how to initialize them, index items with zero-based and negative indices, and slice with a colon to reveal subsets.
Apply Python conditionals, including if, elif, and else, plus switch case statements, to control program flow by using correct indentation and colon syntax in practical examples.
Learn practical python to gaining practical knowledge in how python is used. Python is one of the most popular programming languages in the world, easy to learn, cross-platform, open-source with a large library, and active community. The course assumes you already have python3 and Anaconda already installed. But links to IDE's are provided in the first section of the course. You'll have free -downloadable access to the course activities (Jupyter notebook files in section 1 and section 16). And some sections have comments explaining the codes other than videos so you can practice on your own. Python 3 is the version of python used in the lectures and Jupyter notebook is the IDE used in programming for the entire duration of the course modules. You will learn about data structures and how to manipulate data, how to manipulate variables, have a clearer understanding of data types, understand operator precedence, understand how python codes are executed-python program flow, conditions to help your code handle or make intelligent decision handling, program logic, This course is a python programming course for absolute beginners. Also, more course modules will be added to the course modules as at when they are being edited and ready for publishing.