Python programming basics and its foundations

Python programming basics and its foundations, available at $19.99, with 88 lectures.

You will learn about This course will help you if you are a beginner to Python Programming It help you get your basics of Python programming right, starting from data types, containers, iterators, generators. Object oriented programming, types of inheritance, Exceptions, Custom Exceptions, modules, packages. in dept modules coverage, compression and decompression techniques This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners It is particularly useful for Beginners.

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Title: Python programming basics and its foundations

Price: $19.99

Number of Lectures: 88

Number of Published Lectures: 88

Number of Curriculum Items: 88

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 88

Original Price: ?799

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

This course will help you if you are a beginner to Python Programming

It help you get your basics of Python programming right, starting from data types, containers, iterators, generators.

Object oriented programming, types of inheritance, Exceptions, Custom Exceptions, modules, packages.

in dept modules coverage, compression and decompression techniques

Who Should Attend

Beginners

Target Audiences

Beginners

Python is one of the highly loved and most popular programming language. It is very easy to write Python code and softwares. From debugging to reading others code and understanding codes on Open Source portals. This course will take you through a venture with in and out Python. It will cover all the basic aspects to get you in Python. I have covered everything in detail. This course is especially for all levels as I have covered topics for beginners, intermediate and advanced. There is trade offs for each programming language, Python being easy to write and understand, its not fast enough compared to its counter programming languages. However, it is heavily used in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Internet of Things, Automation, Network Security, Networking, Data Science, Big Data, Backend Website processing and development, Software Testing and much more. Python is a general-purpose language, meaning it can be used to create a variety of different programs and isn’t specialized for any specific problems. There are lots of modules in Python which you will have fun learning it. The built-in module, system level modules, packages and much more. Python is a interpreted language, it does not transform code to become computer-readable.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction – data types

Lecture 2: Introduction – tokens

Lecture 3: Introduction – containers

Lecture 4: Introduction – numbers

Chapter 2: Arithmetic Operations

Lecture 1: Arithmetic Operations

Chapter 3: If Else Statements

Lecture 1: If Else Statements

Chapter 4: loops

Lecture 1: while loops

Lecture 2: for loops

Chapter 5: Functions

Lecture 1: Functions working

Lecture 2: functions multiple args

Lecture 3: Factory function

Chapter 6: Containers working

Lecture 1: Tuples and lists

Lecture 2: slicing

Lecture 3: Strings

Lecture 4: dictionaries

Lecture 5: Sets and Frozen Sets

Lecture 6: Iterators

Lecture 7: Generators

Lecture 8: Generator Expressions

Lecture 9: Dictionary comprehension

Lecture 10: List Comprehension

Lecture 11: Set Comprehension

Chapter 7: Function tools

Lecture 1: lambda

Lecture 2: filter

Lecture 3: map

Lecture 4: reduce

Chapter 8: Classes and Objects

Lecture 1: Class

Lecture 2: Instance

Lecture 3: Classes and Objects example 1

Lecture 4: Classes and Objects example 2

Lecture 5: Constructor

Lecture 6: Constructor example 1

Lecture 7: Methods

Lecture 8: Private Variables of a class

Lecture 9: Class Method

Lecture 10: Static Method

Lecture 11: Class Property example 1

Lecture 12: Class Property example 2

Chapter 9: Exceptions

Lecture 1: Try Except clause

Lecture 2: Exception Hierarchy in Python

Lecture 3: Exception finally else clause

Lecture 4: Custom Exceptions

Lecture 5: Possible Exceptions example 1

Lecture 6: Possible Exceptions example 2

Lecture 7: Raise keyword

Chapter 10: Input and Output

Lecture 1: Input and Output

Chapter 11: Inheritance

Lecture 1: Single Inheritance

Lecture 2: Single Inheritance example 1

Lecture 3: Multilevel Inheritance

Lecture 4: Multilevel Inheritance example 1

Lecture 5: Hierarchical Inheritance

Lecture 6: Hierarchical Inheritance Example 1

Lecture 7: Multiple Inheritance

Lecture 8: Multiple Inheritance 2

Lecture 9: Multiple Inheritance example 1

Lecture 10: Hybrid Inheritance

Lecture 11: Hybrid Inheritance Example 1

Chapter 12: Operator Overloading

Lecture 1: Operator Overloading part 1

Lecture 2: Operator Overloading part 2

Chapter 13: files

Lecture 1: file modes

Lecture 2: text files

Lecture 3: binary files part 1

Lecture 4: Binary files part 2

Lecture 5: file newlines

Lecture 6: file methods part 1

Lecture 7: file methods part 2

Chapter 14: Global keyword, nested functions and return keyword

Lecture 1: working of global variables, nested functions and return

Chapter 15: Compression and Decompression Techniques

Lecture 1: Gzip

Lecture 2: Gzip part 2

Lecture 3: bz2

Lecture 4: zipfile part 1

Lecture 5: zipfile part 2

Chapter 16: Working with Multiple files

Lecture 1: Multiple files

Lecture 2: Multiple files part 2

Chapter 17: Recursion

Lecture 1: working of Recursion

Chapter 18: Modules

Lecture 1: Working of Modules basics

Lecture 2: Modules Example 1

Lecture 3: Module Loading

Lecture 4: Module Private Variables

Lecture 5: Ways to import a module

Chapter 19: Packages

Lecture 1: package working part 1

Instructors

Kaustubh Nagwekar
Programming Instructor

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