Python Beginner Projects- Create 17 Projects from scratch

Python Beginner Projects: Create 17 Projects from scratch, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 198 lectures, based on 65 reviews, and has 630 subscribers.

You will learn about How to import Python Modules How to create Python Functions How to install a virtual environment How to create and activate a virtual environment How to use Tkinter Module to create GUI Applications How to install Django How to create projects with Python and Django How to use database in a Python Project How to use version control in a Python Project How to create and use classes in Python Projects This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Python Developers or Beginners to Programming or Beginners to web development It is particularly useful for Beginner Python Developers or Beginners to Programming or Beginners to web development.

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Summary

Title: Python Beginner Projects: Create 17 Projects from scratch

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 198

Number of Published Lectures: 188

Number of Curriculum Items: 198

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 188

Original Price: $119.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to import Python Modules

How to create Python Functions

How to install a virtual environment

How to create and activate a virtual environment

How to use Tkinter Module to create GUI Applications

How to install Django

How to create projects with Python and Django

How to use database in a Python Project

How to use version control in a Python Project

How to create and use classes in Python Projects

Who Should Attend

Beginner Python Developers

Beginners to Programming

Beginners to web development

Target Audiences

Beginner Python Developers

Beginners to Programming

Beginners to web development

Python is a dynamic modern object -oriented programming language that is easy to learn and can be used to do a lot of things both big and small. Python is what is referred to as a high level language. That means it is a language that is closer to humans than computer.It is also known as a general purpose programming language due to it’s flexibility.

Python is object -oriented means it regards everything as an object. An object in the real world could be a person or a car.

Python is an interpreted language that does not need to be complied like for example java programming language.

It is interpreted and run on the fly the same time.

Python has been used in a lot of places like in creating games, for statistical data and visualisation,speech and face recognition.

Some of the biggest websites on this planet earth use python

in one way or another. Examples include:

Google

Youtube

Facebook

Nasa

Disney

Pixar

Reddit

Pinterest

Instagram

Spotify

Survey Monkey

Yahoo Maps

Projects we will create:

Image Slider

Currency Converter

Loan Calculator

Digital Clock

Music Player

Converting Text to Speech

Random Password Generator

Weight Conversion Tool

Basic Calculator

Countdown Timer

Basic Encryption

Birthday Reminder

Web scraping Project

Machine Learning Project

Portfolio Project

Todo Web App Project

Lottery Number Simulator

Screen break program

Random Number Generator

Times Table Generator

Program to Removing vowels

Number guessing game

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Setting Up Development Environment

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Python

Lecture 3: Installing Python on a mac

Lecture 4: Installing Python on windows

Lecture 5: What are plain text editors

Lecture 6: Installing Atom

Lecture 7: Creating project directory

Lecture 8: Updating Pip

Lecture 9: Installing and creating a virtual environment

Lecture 10: Activating virtual environment

Chapter 2: Project 1: Create an Image Slider

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Project design sketch

Lecture 3: Creating Python File and Importing Modules

Lecture 4: Creating Python Class

Lecture 5: Adding more methods to class

Lecture 6: Testing and Running Program

Lecture 7: Source Code

Chapter 3: Project 2: Currency Converter

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Project design sketch

Lecture 3: Creating a python file

Lecture 4: Building the application part 1

Lecture 5: Building the application part 2

Lecture 6: Building the application part 3

Lecture 7: Building the application part 4

Lecture 8: Building the application part 5

Lecture 9: Testing and running the application

Lecture 10: Source code

Chapter 4: Project 3: Loan Calculator

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Project design sketch

Lecture 3: Creating a python file

Lecture 4: Building the application part 1

Lecture 5: Building the application part 2

Lecture 6: Building the application part 3

Lecture 7: Building the application part 4

Lecture 8: Testing and running application

Lecture 9: Source code

Chapter 5: Project 4: Digital Clock

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Project design sketch

Lecture 3: Creating a python file

Lecture 4: Building the clock part 1

Lecture 5: Building the clock part 2

Lecture 6: Building the clock part 3

Lecture 7: Running the application

Lecture 8: Source code

Chapter 6: Project 5: Music Player

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Project design sketch

Lecture 3: Building the project part 1

Lecture 4: Building the project part 2

Lecture 5: Building the project part 3

Lecture 6: Building the project part 4

Lecture 7: Testing and running application

Lecture 8: Source code

Chapter 7: Project 6: Converting Text to Speech Program

Lecture 1: Creating Text to Speech Program

Lecture 2: Writing the code

Lecture 3: Testing and running application

Lecture 4: Source code

Chapter 8: Project 7: Random Password Generator

Lecture 1: What we will create

Lecture 2: Project design sketch

Lecture 3: Creating Python File and Importing Modules

Lecture 4: Create a method and while loop

Lecture 5: Testing and running application

Lecture 6: Source code

Chapter 9: Project 8: Feet to Meters conversion tool

Lecture 1: Building the application part 1

Lecture 2: Building the application part 2

Lecture 3: Building the application part 3

Lecture 4: Source code

Chapter 10: Project 9: Calculator

Lecture 1: Building the application part 1

Lecture 2: Building the application part 2

Lecture 3: Building the application part 3

Lecture 4: Source code

Chapter 11: Project 10: Countdown Timer

Lecture 1: Building the application part 1

Lecture 2: Building the application part 2

Lecture 3: Building the application part 3

Lecture 4: Source code

Chapter 12: Project 11: Basic Encryption Program

Lecture 1: Creating a basic encryption program – part 1

Lecture 2: Creating a basic encryption program – part 2

Lecture 3: Testing and running application

Lecture 4: Source code

Chapter 13: Project 12: Birthday Reminder Program

Lecture 1: Creating the birthday reminder – Part 1

Lecture 2: Creating the birthday reminder – Part 2

Lecture 3: Testing and running application

Lecture 4: Source code

Chapter 14: Projects 13: Short Projects

Lecture 1: Project: Lottery Number Simulator

Lecture 2: Screen break program

Lecture 3: Project : Random number generator

Lecture 4: Project : Times table generator part 1

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4 stars: 22 votes

5 stars: 19 votes

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