Python + Word- Perform Word tasks using Pydocx

Python + Word: Perform Word tasks using Pydocx, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 61 lectures, based on 12 reviews, and has 95 subscribers.

You will learn about To learn the basics of the python-docx library To know the basics of programming To add pictures to a document with Python To change the fonts in a document with Python This course is ideal for individuals who are People interested in using Python to change and create word documents or People that work with Word document It is particularly useful for People interested in using Python to change and create word documents or People that work with Word document.

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Summary

Title: Python + Word: Perform Word tasks using Pydocx

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 61

Number of Published Lectures: 61

Number of Curriculum Items: 61

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 61

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

To learn the basics of the python-docx library

To know the basics of programming

To add pictures to a document with Python

To change the fonts in a document with Python

Who Should Attend

People interested in using Python to change and create word documents

People that work with Word document

Target Audiences

People interested in using Python to change and create word documents

People that work with Word document

H! This course is designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to the Python-docx library, which allows users to create, modify, and extract information from Microsoft Word documents.

Throughout the course, you will learn how to use the library’s various functions and classes to perform a wide range of operations, including creating and modifying tables, adding images and charts, and working with styles and templates. You will also learn how to extract information from documents, such as text, headings, and tables, and how to use this information in your Python scripts.

Overall, this course is suitable for beginner to intermediate Python developers who want to learn how to work with Word documents in Python. It covers a wide range of functionality and will give you a good starting point to build more advance tools and scripts.

By the end of the course, we have a module dedicated to basic aspects of the programming language Python, for those that have a beginner-level knowledge on it or those that want to review some concepts of the language.

Here are some elements featured in the course:

1. How to install the library

2. The basic structure of a Word document

3. How to create a document

4. How to save a document

5. How to set font size and type

6. How to add images to a document

7. How to change and add runs to a document

8. Exercises with their respective solutions

9. A miniproject to sort bibliographic references

10. A miniproject to create multiple versions of a multiple-choice text

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The COLAB environment

Chapter 2: Pydocx – Learning how to use the main commands and functions of the library

Lecture 1: What is Python.docx

Lecture 2: Installing python-docx and reading a document

Lecture 3: The structure of word documents

Lecture 4: The structure of word documents with python.docx

Lecture 5: Breaking pages in a document

Lecture 6: Adding images in a document/page number

Lecture 7: Altering the font and font size

Lecture 8: Reading a document

Lecture 9: Editing a document

Lecture 10: Exercises for the chapter

Lecture 11: Solution of exercise 1 – Creating a document with header and paragraphs

Lecture 12: Solution of exercise 2 – Breaking pages in a document

Lecture 13: Solution of exercise 3 – Reading lines and adding runs to a document

Lecture 14: Solution of exercise 4 – Adding two images to the document

Lecture 15: Solution of exercise 5 – Setting font type and size in runs

Chapter 3: Miniproject 1 – Sorting bibliographic references

Lecture 1: Introduction to the project

Lecture 2: Solution – part 1

Lecture 3: Solution – part 2

Chapter 4: Miniproject 2 – Shuffling alternatives and questions in a text

Lecture 1: Introduction to the project

Lecture 2: Solution – part 1

Lecture 3: Solution – part 2

Lecture 4: Solution – part 3

Lecture 5: Solution – part 4

Lecture 6: Solution: part 5

Lecture 7: Solution – part 6: using the Pydocx library

Chapter 5: Miniproject 3 – Retrieving citations from an academic text

Lecture 1: Introduction to the project

Lecture 2: Solution – part 1

Lecture 3: Solution – part 2: using the Pydocx library

Chapter 6: Miniprojects 4 and 5 – References and citations match

Lecture 1: Introduction: citations not referenced in the text

Lecture 2: Solution: compressing the citations

Lecture 3: Solution – extracting and compressing the references

Lecture 4: Solution – Verification function (citations not in Reference list)

Lecture 5: Introduction: references not cited in the text

Lecture 6: Solution – Verification function (references not cited in the text)

Lecture 7: Solution – Using the Pydocx library: references not cited

Chapter 7: Basic Python lectures

Lecture 1: Variables and data types

Lecture 2: Arithmetic operators

Lecture 3: User input

Lecture 4: The concept of strings

Lecture 5: Strings: use and manipulation

Lecture 6: Logical and relational operators

Lecture 7: Conditionals

Lecture 8: Complex/nested conditions

Lecture 9: The concept of loops

Lecture 10: The for loops

Lecture 11: The while loops

Lecture 12: Tuples

Lecture 13: Lists

Lecture 14: Dictionaries

Lecture 15: Sets

Lecture 16: Functions: part 1

Lecture 17: Functions: part 2

Lecture 18: The math module

Lecture 19: The random module

Lecture 20: The time module

Lecture 21: Errors and exceptions

Lecture 22: Working with txt files

Lecture 23: Regular expressions: an important concept to work with texts

Lecture 24: Regular expressions in Python: the three main functions

Instructors

Guilherme Matos Passarini, phD
Professor

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