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10 Day Python Blitz 2 hrsday to learn Python 2023

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10 Day Python Blitz – 2 hrs/day to learn Python 2023, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 187 lectures, 11 quizzes, based on 51 reviews, and has 310 subscribers.

You will learn about Youll learn how to program in Python by doing! You will understand the core concepts of programming Create an interactive game that uses all of a Python developers skills Learn how to interact with 3rd party Python modules and their APIs This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn how to code and has no experience or Anyone wanting to begin their journey towards becoming a professional Python developer or Anyone wanting to establish good understanding of programming before jumping into another langauge It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn how to code and has no experience or Anyone wanting to begin their journey towards becoming a professional Python developer or Anyone wanting to establish good understanding of programming before jumping into another langauge.

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Summary

Title: 10 Day Python Blitz – 2 hrs/day to learn Python 2023

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 187

Number of Quizzes: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 184

Number of Published Quizzes: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 198

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 195

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Youll learn how to program in Python by doing!
  • You will understand the core concepts of programming
  • Create an interactive game that uses all of a Python developers skills
  • Learn how to interact with 3rd party Python modules and their APIs
  • Who Should Attend

  • Anyone who wants to learn how to code and has no experience
  • Anyone wanting to begin their journey towards becoming a professional Python developer
  • Anyone wanting to establish good understanding of programming before jumping into another langauge
  • Target Audiences

  • Anyone who wants to learn how to code and has no experience
  • Anyone wanting to begin their journey towards becoming a professional Python developer
  • Anyone wanting to establish good understanding of programming before jumping into another langauge
  • Welcome to the 10-Day Python Blitz: Your Fast Track to Python Mastery!

    Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey into the world of programming? Have you ever wanted to learn Python, one of the most versatile and in-demand programming languages today, but didn’t know where to start? Look no further! My comprehensive course, “10-Day Python Blitz,” is designed especially for beginners with no prior coding experience.

    Why Choose the 10-Day Python Blitz?

  • I teach concepts by drawing on a board before going to a code editor. It is becoming increasingly important in a world full of AI spam and automation to have a real human as close as possible especially when you are learning a new (hard) skill. Don’t underestimate the power of the old-school ways!

  • We will code out two different games which are a fun, incredibly effective way to learn how to program. You can be creative and add your own features or just follow me.

  • The course is divided into 10 easy-to-follow sections, one for each day, about 2 hours of content per day. You can do it at this pace, or you can slow things down, either way you can grasp Python fundamentals gradually. No need to rush; we will keep moving forward but you shouldn’t feel overwhelmed.

  • Hands-On Experience: From lecture 2, you’ll be writing Python code. I believe that the best way to learn is by doing, so be prepared to roll up your sleeves and tackle fun coding challenges.

  • What You’ll Learn:

  • Days 1-3: Python Basics: Start with the fundamentals of Python programming. Learn about variables, data types, lists, and other essential programming concepts.

  • Days 4: Game Development: We’ll apply what you’ve learned in days 1-3 by making a text-based RPG (no graphics). There’s nothing better than game programming to work on your coding skils.

  • Days 5: Classes and Objects: We will tackle one of the most important concepts in programming: objects and classes. This will set you up to excel for the rest of the course.

  • Days 6: Remake of Day 4: We’ll take the same project we made on day 4, but with classes and objects. This is a fantastic way to build confidence in what you’re learning. Instead of focusing on a completely new project, we can focus on applying the principals we’ve just covered, on something that you are familiar with. No more “new concepts.” Just applying what we’ve covered.

  • Days 7-9: Game Development Part 2: We’ll make another game, but this time we’ll make one that has graphics! This will introduce you to 3rd party modules and, like Day 6, will use everything we’ve covered,

  • Day 10: Algorithmic Thinking: I’ll challenge you with various algorithms and code challenges. This will give you a chance to apply what you’ve learned in a create and problem-solving manner. Nothing is more valuable than creative application when learning a new skill!

  • Why Me?

    I’ve been a code instructor since 2014 and an engineer since 2004. I have a special passion for helping people start from scratch and having worked with 100s of learners in person, I have seen and heard all the requests of new students and put them into practice. I use a lightboard to help teach concepts visually. In the world of AI, more and more content is detached and impersonal as you get farther away from a human. This will help you “see” the concepts from a real person!

    Why Python?

    Python is renowned for its simplicity and readability, making it an ideal choice for beginners. Moreover, it’s a language with vast applications, from web development and data analysis to artificial intelligence and automation. Learning Python opens doors to numerous career opportunities. You won’t master it here, but you will get a solid grasp of what it’s capable of and how it works

    Join the “10-Day Python Blitz” and take your first step toward a rewarding programming journey. Whether you’re looking to boost your career prospects or explore a new hobby, my course will equip you with the skills you need. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to become a Python pro in just 10 days. Enroll now and unlock the world of endless possibilities that Python has to offer!

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: Writing code – in lecture 1!

    Lecture 3: How the course organized

    Lecture 4: All the code for this course (link)

    Lecture 5: All the code for this course (explained)

    Lecture 6: Installing Python and VS Code on a Mac

    Lecture 7: Installing Python and VS Code on Windows

    Lecture 8: Running Python on YOUR computer

    Lecture 9: Terminal Shortcuts – IMPORTANT!

    Lecture 10: Terminal Shortcut Cheatsheet

    Lecture 11: How To Get Help Or Report An Issue

    Chapter 2: Day 1 – The Basics. Variables, Data Types, Conditionals, Input

    Lecture 1: Woah what just happened? What is Python and how does it work?

    Lecture 2: Whats actually Important In Programming

    Lecture 3: Variables. What are they?

    Lecture 4: Variable Cheat Sheet

    Lecture 5: Primitive Data Types

    Lecture 6: Data Type Cheat Sheet

    Lecture 7: Data type interaction and Collecting User Input

    Lecture 8: Data Type Interaction Notes

    Lecture 9: Conditionals – if/else statements and the importance of indentation

    Lecture 10: The spacing/tab thing why?

    Lecture 11: When do I have to indent note

    Lecture 12: Multi-part Conditionals – elif

    Lecture 13: Math operators – stuff like + and *

    Lecture 14: Conditional Operand CheatSheet

    Lecture 15: Casting – changing a variables data type!

    Lecture 16: Code challenge instructions – Guess the Number

    Lecture 17: Code Challenge Walkthrough

    Lecture 18: String interpolation with f-string – a better way to format strings

    Lecture 19: Multi-condition/complex conditionals

    Lecture 20: Update Guess the Number

    Lecture 21: Checking Data Types

    Chapter 3: Day 2 – Loops, lists, methods, and functions

    Lecture 1: Day 2 Intro – Where are we? Planning out our trajectory

    Lecture 2: Loops. Awesome. Explained

    Lecture 3: Loop syntax

    Lecture 4: Update our guessing game to go until correct

    Lecture 5: Update our guessing game to go for X guesses

    Lecture 6: Lists (data type). More Awesome. Explained.

    Lecture 7: Lists Code

    Lecture 8: The Docs

    Lecture 9: Whats a method? .append()

    Lecture 10: More list methods – insert, pop, and remove

    Lecture 11: More list methods – clear, count, sort, & reverse

    Lecture 12: Lists and Loops – an awesome combo!

    Lecture 13: Functions. More awesome. Explained

    Lecture 14: Functions syntax

    Lecture 15: Code organization matters – with functions

    Lecture 16: Arguments vs. Parameters vs. Ordered Arguments

    Lecture 17: Variable & Function scope

    Lecture 18: The global Keyword

    Lecture 19: New Coding Challenge Instructions/Tour

    Lecture 20: Coding Challenge Explanation

    Lecture 21: Print Off 100th Fibonacci Number Solution

    Chapter 4: Day 3 – More On Functions, Dictionaries, and Some Extras

    Lecture 1: Return Values

    Lecture 2: Using the return statement in a program

    Lecture 3: Finishing our is_palidrome program

    Lecture 4: Finding an element in a list or string

    Lecture 5: More ways to loop through a string

    Lecture 6: Code Challenge – Loop, functions

    Lecture 7: Code Challenge Walkthrough

    Lecture 8: Tuples and Sets – Tuples

    Lecture 9: Tuples and Sets – Sets

    Lecture 10: Set methods to know – CheatSheet

    Lecture 11: String Methods and Mutation

    Lecture 12: Number methods

    Lecture 13: Dictionaries (data type). More Awesome. Explained.

    Lecture 14: Dictionaries – coding

    Lecture 15: Dictionaries – adding keys after creation

    Lecture 16: Dictionaries With Lists

    Lecture 17: Dictionaries With Loops

    Lecture 18: Dictionaries With Lists AND Loops

    Lecture 19: Grocery Store Solution Walkthrough

    Chapter 5: Day 4 – Putting the Core All Together – A simple text-based RPG game

    Lecture 1: Importing modules

    Lecture 2: Importing files as modules

    Lecture 3: Start Game! Also, .pyc/ cache files

    Lecture 4: Create hero and game loop

    Lecture 5: Move options to dictionary and make an enemy dictionary

    Lecture 6: Fight function

    Lecture 7: Move data and settings to its own module

    Lecture 8: The random module – generating a random number

    Lecture 9: Battle mechanics – part 1

    Lecture 10: Battle mechanics – part 2

    Lecture 11: Mutation, reference, and value – explained

    Lecture 12: Mutation, reference, and value – code

    Lecture 13: Mutation, reference, and value in functions

    Lecture 14: The .copy() method – the right way to copy mutable varaibles

    Lecture 15: Abstracting fight function

    Lecture 16: Add drink potion to our battle engine

    Lecture 17: Day wrap and code challenge choice

    Chapter 6: Day 5 – Classes, Objects, and OOP

    Lecture 1: OOP, Classes, & Objects explained

    Lecture 2: What is a class?

    Instructors

  • 10 Day Python Blitz 2 hrsday to learn 2023  No.2
    Robert Bunch
    Code school instructor, software architect and engineer
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