
Explain how indentation marks the start and end of a code block and must be consistent to avoid errors; the lecture highlights spaces, tabs, and using tab for indentation.
Learn to write comments in Python, understand their role for human readers, and use hash for single-line and triple quotes for multi-line comments that don't appear in the program output.
Explore basic Python number operations using A=10 and B=7, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, floor division with //, remainder, and exponentiation, then store results.
Learn to manipulate strings in Python by slicing and concatenating parts of strings, using negative indices, spaces, and line continuations to form a final training phrase.
Learn how to reverse and sort lists in Python, create copies, and use the sorted function with a key to sort by string length, including reversing the order.
Explore list of lists by creating nested lists, indexing into outer and inner lists to access items like eggs and bread, and using append and delete to modify them.
Learn to receive multiple user inputs in Python, split them by spaces or commas, store in a list, print the list, and convert entries to integers or floats.
Practice a python exercise that prompts for a number, converts input to integer, and uses modulo with if blocks and indentation to print even or odd (8 even, 7 odd).
Learn to find the top three numbers in a Python list by updating max1, max2, and max3 with a for loop and careful initialization to the list minimum.
Learn to use a while loop to print numbers from 1 to 10 by initializing a counter at 1, checking it against 10, and incrementing the counter each iteration.
Explore how to determine if one list is a sublist of another by scanning for the first element of b in a, then verifying consecutive elements for a full match.
Become a Python Programmer and learn one of employer's most requested skills of 2019!
This course assumes no previous programming or Python experience. If you’ve never programmed a computer before, or if you know another programming language and want to learn Python, this course will teach you how.
The goal of the course is to introduce students to Python Version 3.x programming.
Here is what you will get and learn by taking this Python Programming Bootcamp (2019) course:
How to work with various data types.
What variables are and when to use them.
The importance of white space in Python.
Other.