
Explore how Python packages organize modules into directories with __init__.py, import basics, and __all__ controls; learn standard library versus third-party modules and how to install them with pip.
Explore Python GUI programming basics and a landscape of frameworks, from Tkinter and Qt to wxPython, web-based tools like Remi and PyWebView, and cross-platform design.
Explore Python tkinter GUI programming by building apps with widgets like frames, labels, buttons, entries, text, canvas, and menus, and handling events to create windows and dialog boxes.
Explore socket programming in Python by building a client-server model using TCP sockets, understanding IP addresses, ports, and the Python socket module through a hands-on example.
Learn to use the developer console to explore the http protocol, understand get requests and headers, and perform http requests in Python using sockets and the requests library.
Retrieve web pages and read HTML in Python by using http.client, urllib, and requests; learn to create connections, send requests, process responses, and view page HTML.
Learn to parse web pages in Python using Beautiful Soup, covering HTTP requests, web scraping, HTML parsing with lxml, data extraction, and ethical web scraping.
Explore crud operations with SQLite using DB Browser for SQLite, mastering create, read, update, and delete on a single table and basic SQL queries.
Create a sqlite3 table in Python by connecting to test.db and executing a create table statement for users with name and email fields.
Insert data into the users table in a SQLite database from Python using an insert into statement with name and email values, then commit to save.
Learn to retrieve data from a SQLite database in Python using sqlite3, creating a connection and cursor, executing select queries, iterating results, and displaying records with where conditions.
Learn how to update data in a SQLite database using Python, including writing update statements with set and where clauses, and committing changes.
Learn how to delete data in SQLite with Python, using the delete statement and commit, then verify results with a select query.
Explore open-source Python libraries for data processing, modeling, and visualization, including NumPy, SciPy, pandas, Keras, scikit-learn, PyTorch, TensorFlow, XGBoost, matplotlib, seaborn, Bokeh, Plotly, and BeautifulSoup.
Install numpy, create ndarrays with np.array, and inspect shape and dtype. Learn to use zeros, ones, empty, arange, and linspace, and see how numpy integrates with pandas, matplotlib, and scikit-learn.
Explore printing numpy arrays across dimensions, from 1-D rows to 3-D lists of matrices, using reshape to form matrices and set print options to control full or partial output.
Explore numpy universal functions (ufuncs) and apply elementwise operations such as exp and sqrt on arrays. Learn cross products of vectors and how axis parameters shape results.
Explore Matplotlib, the open source Python library for data visualizations, covering installation, figures and axes, pyplot usage, and simple plots like sine curves and scatter plots.
Explore matplotlib coding styles, including explicit object-oriented figure and axes management and implicit pyplot plots, with examples of linear, quadratic, and cubic data, labels, titles, legends, and helper functions.
Explore Matplotlib styling artists to control colors, line widths, and line styles, and learn to customize plots and scatter markers with edge and interior colors, plus legends.
Explore labeling plots in matplotlib by setting axis labels and titles, adding text, and using grids, annotations, and legends in histograms and line plots.
Explore Matplotlib axis scales and ticks, including linear and log scales, tick locators, and manual ticks; learn to add secondary axes and handle dates and strings.
Python Programming - Beyond Basics to Applications (Advanced Level)
Are you ready to elevate your Python skills beyond the basics and apply them to real-world projects?
This advanced-level course is designed as a continuation of “Python Programming - For Every Beginners”, helping you transition from learning syntax to building functional, data-driven, and interactive applications.
Whether you’re a student, educator, or working professional, this course will empower you to master Python’s advanced capabilities and use them in domains like GUI development, web programming, databases, and data science.
What You’ll Learn:
1. Modules and Packages
Organize and structure Python code efficiently using custom modules and packages.
Understand Python’s import system and namespace management.
2. GUI Programming
Create graphical user interfaces using Tkinter.
Design windows, buttons, labels, text boxes, and handle user interactions.
3. Web Programming
Understand socket programming and how web servers communicate.
Use browser developer tools to inspect HTTP requests and responses.
Retrieve, read, and parse web pages using Python for web scraping and automation.
4. Database Programming
Learn SQLite database integration in Python.
Perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations through Python scripts.
Build database-connected Python applications.
5. Python for Data Science & Machine Learning
Get introduced to Python’s open-source data libraries.
Perform array operations with NumPy and visualize data using Matplotlib.
Learn about plotting styles, labeling, axis management, and color mapping.
Who This Course is For:
Learners who have completed “Python Programming - For Every Beginners.”
Students and professionals who want to advance from basic to applied Python programming.
Developers aiming to build real-world GUI, web, and database applications.
Data enthusiasts who want a smooth introduction to Data Science tools using Python.
Why This Course?
Progressive Learning Path: Designed as a natural next step after the beginner course.
Practical, Hands-on Approach: Each module includes coding demonstrations and real-world examples.
Application-Oriented Learning: Focuses on using Python to build functional and interactive solutions.
Foundation for AI/ML: Sets the stage for further learning in data science and machine learning.
By the End of This Course, You Will:
Develop modular, maintainable, and scalable Python programs.
Build interactive GUI applications using Tkinter.
Retrieve, process, and analyze web data.
Design and manage databases using SQLite.
Visualize and interpret data using NumPy and Matplotlib.
Be confident in applying Python across software, web, and data science domains.
Prerequisites:
Basic understanding of Python syntax and core concepts (from “Python Programming - For Every Beginners” or equivalent experience).
A computer, curiosity, and enthusiasm to explore advanced Python.
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