Learn Basics of Python Scripting for Server Side Automation

Learn Basics of Python Scripting for Server Side Automation, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.44, with 146 lectures, based on 18 reviews, and has 175 subscribers.

You will learn about Basics of Python Scripting Functions concepts of Python Scripting Subprocess Module to execute any OS Level Commands Regular or Regex Expressions Logging Concept with logging module This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners Python Scripting for Server Side Automation It is particularly useful for Beginners Python Scripting for Server Side Automation.

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Title: Learn Basics of Python Scripting for Server Side Automation

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.44

Number of Lectures: 146

Number of Published Lectures: 146

Number of Curriculum Items: 146

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 146

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

Basics of Python Scripting

Functions concepts of Python Scripting

Subprocess Module to execute any OS Level Commands

Regular or Regex Expressions

Logging Concept with logging module

Who Should Attend

Beginners Python Scripting for Server Side Automation

Target Audiences

Beginners Python Scripting for Server Side Automation

Welcome to Basics of Python Scripting for Server Side Automation.

Python is an Advanced Scripting, general-purpose, high-level interpreted programming language

The objective of this course is to provides the the Basics of Python Scripting with practice for Windows/Linux System Users to Develop Python Scripts to Automate The Tasks.

Windows/Linux System Users are like:

System Admins/Developers/Supporters

DevOps Admins/Developers/Supporters

Database Admins/Developers/Supporters etc….

Difference between Programming and Scripting Languages:

Programming languages are used to develop software’s/applications

Scripting Languages are used to give instructions to the other software’s/applications – useful to automate tasks

Python has both Programming and Scripting languages features

What can we do with Python ?

Now a days it is becoming more and more popular for doing….

Web Application Development

API or REST API Development

IoT Development

GUI and Game Development

Data Science and Data Analytics

AI (Artificial Intelligence)

Web Scraping & Text Processing

Creating plugins and extensions for existing applications

Automation (OS, DB, Middleware, Webserver, Cloud, DevOps etc…)

This course is designed to help you get the Basic Concepts of Python scripting to develop Automation Scripts on Server Side. 

Started the course with very basics like

Introduction

Environment Setup to Practice Python Scripting

Variables & Data Types

Operations on Strings

Data Structures/Collections

Operators

Conditional Statements

Exception Handling with try and except block(s)

Loops

Functions

and then covered very important modules like

sys

os

time,datatime

subprocess

argparse

re

requests

logging

working with Text , CSV and JSON Files

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Objective of this course

Lecture 2: Prerequisites to Enroll this course

Lecture 3: Introduction to Python Scripting

Lecture 4: Python Versions

Chapter 2: Installing Python on Windows & Linux Operating Sytems

Lecture 1: System Requirements to install Python

Lecture 2: Installing Python On Windows Operating System

Lecture 3: Issues you may face after Python Installation on Windows

Lecture 4: Installing Multiple Python Versions on Windows

Lecture 5: What is py ?

Lecture 6: Installing Python on Any Linux – Working with Default Python

Lecture 7: Installing Required Python Version on Ubuntu Machine

Lecture 8: Making required Python Version as default Python for your User

Chapter 3: Code Editors to Develop or Write Python Scripts or Programs

Lecture 1: List of some of the code Editors to Develop or Write Python Scripts

Lecture 2: How to use vi or vim Editor on Any Linux To Develop Python Scripts?

Lecture 3: How to use vi or vim Editor on Windows To Develop Python Scripts?

Lecture 4: What is Python Shell ?

Lecture 5: What is Python IDLE ?

Lecture 6: Installing Visual Studio Code Editor on Windows

Chapter 4: Basics of print, indentation , comments and special characters

Lecture 1: Create a Directory or Folder For Practice

Lecture 2: What is Syntax ?

Lecture 3: Basic Usage of print and What is Python Indentation ?

Lecture 4: Comments of Python Scripting

Lecture 5: Why Python is called Platform-Independent or System-Independent Language ?

Lecture 6: What is a Shebang line in Python Scripting ?

Lecture 7: Setting default Python for Visual Studio Code Editor

Chapter 5: Basics of Variables & Data Types

Lecture 1: Introduction to Variables

Lecture 2: Introduction to Data Types

Lecture 3: type Conversion

Chapter 6: Operations on Strings

Lecture 1: Escape Characters or Escape Sequence

Lecture 2: What is Python Raw String and where we need this ?

Lecture 3: Working with multiline Strings

Lecture 4: Length of a strings

Lecture 5: Formatting Strings

Lecture 6: Concatenation of strings

Lecture 7: dir() and help() Functions for Python Documentation

Lecture 8: Case conversion and validation operations on strings

Lecture 9: Input & outputs of Python Scripting

Lecture 10: strip operations of Python Strings

Lecture 11: Index Concept of Python Strings

Lecture 12: index() find() and count() methods of Python Strings

Lecture 13: startswith() and endswith() methods of Python Strings

Lecture 14: zfill() and center() methods of Python Strings

Lecture 15: Slicing Concept of Python Strings

Lecture 16: How to use Python documentation for String methods ?

Chapter 7: Data Structures of Python Scripting

Lecture 1: Introduction to Data Structures and Types of Data Structures

Lecture 2: Introduction to List Data Structure

Lecture 3: Different Types of Operations on List Data Structure

Lecture 4: split() rsplit() and splitlines() methods on Python Strings

Lecture 5: Tuple Data Structure

Lecture 6: Type Conversion for List and Tuple

Lecture 7: Dictionary Data Structure

Lecture 8: range function | How to get str or list or tuple index values using range ?

Lecture 9: join method

Lecture 10: min, max and sum functions

Lecture 11: Simple Practice

Chapter 8: Operators of Python Scripting

Lecture 1: Introduction to Operators Of Python Scripting

Lecture 2: Arithmetic Operators of Python Scripting

Lecture 3: Assignment Operators of Python Scripting

Lecture 4: Comparison Operators of Python Scripting

Lecture 5: Identity Operators of Python Scripting

Lecture 6: Membership Operators

Lecture 7: Logical Operators Of Python Scripting

Lecture 8: Bitwise Operators of Python Scripting

Chapter 9: Conditional Statements

Lecture 1: Introduction to Conditional Statements

Lecture 2: if and if-else syntax and usage with simple example

Lecture 3: Neste-if Conditional Statement Explanation with an example and Usage of range()

Lecture 4: if-elif-elif-..else Conditional Statement

Lecture 5: Ternary Operator or if-else in one line

Chapter 10: Errors ( Syntax Errors & Logical Errors or Runtime Errors or Exceptions )

Lecture 1: Introduction to Errors ( Syntax Errors & Exceptions )

Lecture 2: Types of Exceptions and How to list Built-in Exceptions ?

Lecture 3: Exception Handling

Lecture 4: Handling Multiple Exceptions

Lecture 5: What is raise Statement in Exceptions ? | Exceptions with Raise

Chapter 11: Loops

Lecture 1: Introduction to Loops

Lecture 2: How to use for loop on String or Lists or Tuple or Dictionary or range() ?

Lecture 3: Simple Practice on Strings – Read Input as String and Display Char & Its Index

Lecture 4: For Loop to read key and value sof dictionary

Lecture 5: How to use enumerate() Function in for loop ?

Lecture 6: For Loop with else Block

Lecture 7: For Loop in a Single-Line

Lecture 8: While Loop Basics & Infinite While Loop

Lecture 9: pass, continue & break Statements and Its usage in Loops

Lecture 10: Loops else Block Execution Status When break and continue Executed

Lecture 11: Nested Loops

Chapter 12: Functions

Lecture 1: Introduction to Functions (Built-in Functions & User Defined Functions)

Lecture 2: Defining a Function, Calling a Function and Rules to Define a Function ?

Lecture 3: Complete Functions return Statement

Lecture 4: Simple Practice on arguments and return of Functions

Instructors

VR Technologies
We Provide Automation Courses for Shell, Python and Ansible

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