Python and R Scratch to Super developer

Python and R – Scratch to Super developer, available at $54.99, with 267 lectures, and has 1 subscribers.

You will learn about 2 in 1 Course Basics to Master in both languages less theory more practicals No hallow content everything direct to the point Strong Understanding of fundamentals of Python Strong Understanding of fundamentals of R Quick summary after every chapter in python Simplified teaching and explanation This course is ideal for individuals who are Any one who is willing to grow from scratch to masters in python and R programming language It is particularly useful for Any one who is willing to grow from scratch to masters in python and R programming language.

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Summary

Title: Python and R – Scratch to Super developer

Price: $54.99

Number of Lectures: 267

Number of Published Lectures: 266

Number of Curriculum Items: 267

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 266

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

2 in 1 Course

Basics to Master in both languages

less theory more practicals

No hallow content everything direct to the point

Strong Understanding of fundamentals of Python

Strong Understanding of fundamentals of R

Quick summary after every chapter in python

Simplified teaching and explanation

Who Should Attend

Any one who is willing to grow from scratch to masters in python and R programming language

Target Audiences

Any one who is willing to grow from scratch to masters in python and R programming language

In this course you will learn the Full python language and R programming language, one thing i assure you is that by end of this course you will be in position that you can write the python code and can understand the others code comfortably and with good amount of practice of the lectures you can confidently attend any interview.

The course has 3 parts for each section

1. Theory of subtopic in a slide mode which will be shorter,

2.Demo or Examples of same sub topic in the following lecture in elaborative manner.

3. Finally For python Quick summary of the entire topic along with the screen shots of the code from example lectures

I strongly encourage you to read the curriculum just to be sure that you are going to take the right decision.

Once you learn both Python and R you can quickly learn any language in the market.

Python:

Learn Python from scratch! This course covers data types, loops, functions, and more. Ideal for beginners aiming to build real-world projects and enhance problem-solving skills.

Oops covered in python

R:

Master the basics of R programming. This course focuses on data analysis, visualization, and statistics. Perfect for beginners who want to handle data efficiently and create insightful reports.

Relax, Smoother journey ahead.

Finally you can post your queries under Q & A section, you will get answers accordingly

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: [Python] Set up and Installation

Lecture 1: What is IDE

Lecture 2: How to install PyCharm

Chapter 3: [Python] Print Output

Lecture 1: Print output

Lecture 2: How to print output -Example

Lecture 3: Quick Summary on Prints

Chapter 4: [Python] Variables

Lecture 1: What is Variable

Lecture 2: Variables example

Lecture 3: Quick Summary On Variables

Chapter 5: [Python] Data Types

Lecture 1: What is data types

Lecture 2: What is Int

Lecture 3: Int example

Lecture 4: What is Float

Lecture 5: Float example

Lecture 6: What is indexing and how it works

Lecture 7: What is string

Lecture 8: String example

Lecture 9: More on Strings

Lecture 10: What is String Concatenation & Example

Lecture 11: What is Boolean

Lecture 12: Boolean example

Lecture 13: Negating Boolean

Lecture 14: What is List

Lecture 15: Lists example

Lecture 16: More on Int List

Lecture 17: More on string List

Lecture 18: What is Slicing of List

Lecture 19: Slicing and Reading Lists

Lecture 20: What is Tuples

Lecture 21: Tuples example

Lecture 22: More on tuples

Lecture 23: What is slicing of tuple

Lecture 24: Reading and Slicing Tuple

Lecture 25: What is sets

Lecture 26: Sets example

Lecture 27: More on Sets

Lecture 28: What is dictionary

Lecture 29: Dictionary example

Lecture 30: More on Dictionaries

Lecture 31: What is None Type

Lecture 32: None Type Example

Lecture 33: Quick Summary on Data types

Chapter 6: [Python] String format

Lecture 1: What is String format

Lecture 2: String format using format example

Lecture 3: String format using Percentage(%) Operator example

Lecture 4: String format using f-strings example

Lecture 5: Quick Summary on String format

Chapter 7: [Python] Inputs

Lecture 1: What is Inputs

Lecture 2: Inputs example

Lecture 3: Multiple inputs example

Lecture 4: Quick summary on inputs

Chapter 8: [Python] Comments

Lecture 1: What is Comment

Lecture 2: Comments example

Lecture 3: Quick Summary on Comments

Chapter 9: [Python] Casting & Type conversions

Lecture 1: What is Casting & Type conversion

Lecture 2: Converting string and float to Int

Lecture 3: Converting string and int to float

Lecture 4: Converting int and float To string

Lecture 5: Converting inputs

Lecture 6: Quick summary on Casting & Type Conversion

Chapter 10: [Python] Operators

Lecture 1: What is operator

Lecture 2: What is Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 3: Arithmetic Operators example

Lecture 4: What Is Augmented Assignment Operators

Lecture 5: Augmented Assignment Operators example

Lecture 6: What is Comparison Operators

Lecture 7: Comparison Operators example

Lecture 8: What is Logical Operators

Lecture 9: Logical Operators example

Lecture 10: What is Membership Operators

Lecture 11: Membership Operators example

Lecture 12: What is Identity Operators

Lecture 13: Identity Operators Example

Lecture 14: Quick Summary on Operators

Chapter 11: [Python] If-Else statement

Lecture 1: What is If else statement

Lecture 2: What is indentation

Lecture 3: If statement example

Lecture 4: If Else statement example

Lecture 5: If-elif-else statement example

Lecture 6: Pass statement

Lecture 7: Program to Print Grades based on user input

Lecture 8: What is if else short hand

Lecture 9: If-else Shorthand example

Lecture 10: Quick summary on If else

Chapter 12: [Python] Calculator

Lecture 1: Planning of Calculator Code

Lecture 2: Developing calculator

Lecture 3: Quick Summary Calculator

Chapter 13: [Python] Loops

Instructors

MOHAMMED SAIFULLAH
Fulll Stack Developer and Passionate instructor

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