Learn to Code with Python 3

Learn to Code with Python 3, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 3.75, with 78 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 4164 reviews, and has 251601 subscribers.

You will learn about Introduction to Python and Setup Python Programming Basics Functions – Coding Exercises Lists, Tuples and Dictionaries Files in Python 3 Error Handling Object Oriented Programming Date & Time Regular Expressions Interacting with HTTP Networking in Python 3 Threading E-mails, PDFs, Images This course is ideal for individuals who are Students interested in learning the Python programming language. or Students who wish to pursue a career in software development. It is particularly useful for Students interested in learning the Python programming language. or Students who wish to pursue a career in software development.

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Summary

Title: Learn to Code with Python 3

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 3.75

Number of Lectures: 78

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 78

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 79

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 79

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Introduction to Python and Setup

Python Programming Basics

Functions – Coding Exercises

Lists, Tuples and Dictionaries

Files in Python 3

Error Handling

Object Oriented Programming

Date & Time

Regular Expressions

Interacting with HTTP

Networking in Python 3

Threading

E-mails, PDFs, Images

Who Should Attend

Students interested in learning the Python programming language.

Students who wish to pursue a career in software development.

Target Audiences

Students interested in learning the Python programming language.

Students who wish to pursue a career in software development.

If you would like to learn how to code, master the Python programming language, and get a job in data science or coding, you are going to LOVE this course! Python is the #1 programming language for beginners due to its simple syntax, wide range of applications, and helpful community resources. This course was designed for absolute beginners. We will cover setting up a Python environment, programming basics, object oriented programming, regular expressions, interacting with HTTP, networking and much more. Enroll now to receive over 17 hours of HD video tutorials with English captions, and a certificate of completion!

3 Coding Projects in the course:

? Python calculator – We will use what we learn in the Python basics section to code our first program.

? Web Scraping – We will code a simple web scraper to demonstrate how to interact with HTTP using Python.

? Chat program – We will code a chat program using WebSockets to demonstrate the basics of networking with Python.

Topics covered in the course:

? Introduction to Python and Setup

? Python Programming Basics

? Functions – Coding Exercises

? Lists, Tuples and Dictionaries

? Files in Python 3

? Error Handling

? Object Oriented Programming

? Date & Time

? Regular Expressions

? Interacting with HTTP

? Networking in Python 3.

? Threading

? E-mails, PDFs, Images

Still not sold? Check out a few of the awesome reviews this course has received from customers:

? “This course is perfect for beginners looking to learn the basics. The content is very detailed and comprehensive. I followed instructions to install Python 3 and started coding alongside Joseph in each lesson – it was as simple as that.“

? “Well structured with plenty of practical tests/quizzes. Especially liked the development of a Poker Game!“

? “I am a student who had 0 experience in coding before joining the course. The instructor explains everything from the basics as well as the usage of every function. Thank you!”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Setup

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Why is Python worth learning?

Lecture 3: Installing Python 3 on Windows

Lecture 4: Installing Python 3 on Linux and Mac

Lecture 5: Taking a closer look at Python 3 IDLE

Chapter 2: Python Programming Basics

Lecture 1: Math operators

Lecture 2: Strings

Lecture 3: Variables and variable naming rules

Lecture 4: Our first program

Lecture 5: Type, len, str, int, float, functions

Lecture 6: True or false boolean

Lecture 7: If-statement

Lecture 8: If and else

Lecture 9: Using elif for multiple statements

Lecture 10: While loop

Lecture 11: Infinite loops with break

Lecture 12: Using continue in a loop

Lecture 13: For loop

Lecture 14: Importing Python libraries

Chapter 3: Functions – Coding Exercises

Lecture 1: Defining functions in Python

Lecture 2: Local and global variables

Lecture 3: Coding guess the number program

Lecture 4: Reverse a string function

Lecture 5: Calculate the area of a circle program

Lecture 6: Simple Python calculator

Lecture 7: Removing vowels from a string program

Lecture 8: Find the largest number out of three

Chapter 4: Lists, Tuples and Dictionaries

Lecture 1: Python lists

Lecture 2: Creating smaller lists out of a bigger one

Lecture 3: Manipulating lists and elements

Lecture 4: Append, insert, remove, sort

Lecture 5: Tuples

Lecture 6: Introduction to dictionaries

Lecture 7: Values, keys, items, get

Lecture 8: Dictionary comprehension part 1

Lecture 9: Dictionary comprehension part 2

Lecture 10: Advanced string manipulation

Lecture 11: Upper, lower, isupper, islower

Lecture 12: Split, strip, join, startswith, endswith

Chapter 5: Files in Python 3

Lecture 1: Navigating through system with OS library

Lecture 2: Reading and writing to files

Lecture 3: Reversing text from a file

Chapter 6: Error Handling

Lecture 1: Try and except

Lecture 2: Try and finally

Chapter 7: Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 1: Classes

Lecture 2: Changing class attributes

Lecture 3: Built in class attributes

Lecture 4: Using your class in a different program

Lecture 5: Using your class in a program

Lecture 6: Implementing students count option

Lecture 7: Class inheritance

Lecture 8: Overriding methods in a class

Chapter 8: Date & Time

Lecture 1: Printing and calculating date and time

Lecture 2: Different date formats

Chapter 9: Regular Expressions

Lecture 1: Extracting useful data

Lecture 2: Regex part 1

Lecture 3: Regex part 2

Chapter 10: Interacting with HTTP

Lecture 1: Performing HTTP GET requests

Lecture 2: Performing POST requests

Lecture 3: Handling website re-directions

Lecture 4: Beautiful Soup

Lecture 5: Encoding in requests

Lecture 6: Session objects and cookies

Lecture 7: SSL certificates, authentication, etc.

Lecture 8: JSON library and proxies

Chapter 11: Networking in Python 3

Lecture 1: Socket terminology

Lecture 2: Connecting two machines

Lecture 3: Coding a chat program

Lecture 4: Receiving desired amount of data

Lecture 5: Socket timeout and options

Lecture 6: UDP server & client

Lecture 7: AF_UNIX & raw_sockets

Chapter 12: Threading

Lecture 1: Introduction to the threading part 1

Lecture 2: Introduction to the threading part 2

Lecture 3: Theory behind threaded server

Chapter 13: E-mails, PDFs, Images

Lecture 1: Sending e-mails using smtplib

Lecture 2: PDF files

Lecture 3: Images in Python 3

Instructors

Joseph Delgadillo
Best-Selling Instructor

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2 stars: 191 votes

3 stars: 809 votes

4 stars: 1554 votes

5 stars: 1491 votes

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