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Python for Absolute Beginners, available at $119.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 137 lectures, 10 quizzes, based on 39625 reviews, and has 257287 subscribers.

You will learn about Program fluently in Python Use Pycharm to write their Python programs Understand computer science concepts such as flow control and functions This course is ideal for individuals who are People interested in programming who have no prior programming experience or Newer Python programmers who need a refresher on Python or Students taking a Python class in school who want a supplementary learning resource or Programming hobbyists or Anyone else who is interested in learning Python or This course is NOT for experienced Python programmers It is particularly useful for People interested in programming who have no prior programming experience or Newer Python programmers who need a refresher on Python or Students taking a Python class in school who want a supplementary learning resource or Programming hobbyists or Anyone else who is interested in learning Python or This course is NOT for experienced Python programmers.

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Summary

Title: Python for Absolute Beginners

Price: $119.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 137

Number of Quizzes: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 112

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 147

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 118

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Program fluently in Python

Use Pycharm to write their Python programs

Understand computer science concepts such as flow control and functions

Who Should Attend

People interested in programming who have no prior programming experience

Newer Python programmers who need a refresher on Python

Students taking a Python class in school who want a supplementary learning resource

Programming hobbyists

Anyone else who is interested in learning Python

This course is NOT for experienced Python programmers

Target Audiences

People interested in programming who have no prior programming experience

Newer Python programmers who need a refresher on Python

Students taking a Python class in school who want a supplementary learning resource

Programming hobbyists

Anyone else who is interested in learning Python

This course is NOT for experienced Python programmers

Learn Python, a programming language with a wide variety of well-paying jobs in many fields, including data science and web development. 

It is relatively easy to learn when compared to pretty much any other programming language since most of the time, using Python to do something will take less lines of code than with another programming language.

In this course, you will be taught the fundamentals of Python through video lectures, quizzes, review exercises, and programming challenges.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Python and Pycharm Installation

Lecture 2: Setup and First Project

Chapter 2: Python Basics

Lecture 1: Variables and Assignment

Lecture 2: Basic Data Types

Lecture 3: Variables and Assignment Exercises

Lecture 4: Variables and Assignment Exercises Solution

Lecture 5: Comments and Math Operators

Lecture 6: Comments and Math Operators Review Exercises

Lecture 7: Comments and Math Operators Review Exercise Solution

Lecture 8: print()

Lecture 9: print() exercises

Lecture 10: print() exercises solutions

Lecture 11: More On Floats

Lecture 12: Programming Challenge: Grocery Store Purchase

Lecture 13: Grocery Store Purchase Solution with integers

Lecture 14: Grocery Store Purchase Solution with round()

Chapter 3: Strings Part 1

Lecture 1: strings

Lecture 2: Strings Exercises

Lecture 3: Strings Exercises Solution

Lecture 4: type() and str()

Lecture 5: Escape Sequences

Lecture 6: type(), str(), and escape sequences exercises

Lecture 7: type(), str(), and escape sequences exercises solution

Lecture 8: Programming Challenge: Asterisk Triangle

Lecture 9: Asterisk Triangle Solution

Lecture 10: input()

Lecture 11: Programming Challenge: Monty Python

Lecture 12: Monty Python Solution

Lecture 13: int() and float()

Lecture 14: int() exercise

Lecture 15: int() exercise solution(s)

Chapter 4: functions

Lecture 1: functions

Lecture 2: function with no parameters exercise

Lecture 3: function with no parameters exercise solution

Lecture 4: function with 1 parameter exercise

Lecture 5: function with 1 parameter exercise solution

Lecture 6: Programming Challenge: Volume of a Rectangular Prism

Lecture 7: Volume of a Rectangular Prism Solution

Lecture 8: Programming Challenge: Celsius to Fahrenheit

Lecture 9: Celsius to Fahrenheit Solution with integers

Lecture 10: Celsius to Fahrenheit Solution with round()

Lecture 11: importing modules

Lecture 12: Programming Challenge: Miles Per Gallon

Lecture 13: Miles Per Gallon Solution

Lecture 14: variable scope

Chapter 5: flow control

Lecture 1: Intro to Flow Control

Lecture 2: if statements

Lecture 3: else statements

Lecture 4: nested if and else statements

Lecture 5: Programming Challenge: Grade Determiner

Lecture 6: Grade Determiner Solution

Lecture 7: elif statements

Lecture 8: Programming Challenge: Roman Numeral Equivalent

Lecture 9: Roman Numeral Equivalent Solution

Lecture 10: truthy and falsey values

Chapter 6: introduction to loops

Lecture 1: while loops

Lecture 2: While Loops Exercise

Lecture 3: While Loops Exercise Solution

Lecture 4: Programming Challenge: Sum of Numbers From A Positive Integer

Lecture 5: Sum of Numbers From a Positive Integer Solution

Lecture 6: for loops

Lecture 7: For Loops Exercise

Lecture 8: For Loops Exercise Solution

Lecture 9: Programming Challenge: Find The Number of Characters in A String

Lecture 10: Find The Number of Characters in A String Solution

Lecture 11: range()

Lecture 12: Programming Challenge: Fizz Buzz

Lecture 13: Fizz Buzz Solution

Lecture 14: Programming Challenge: Factorial

Lecture 15: Factorial Solution

Chapter 7: strings part 2

Lecture 1: string methods 1

Lecture 2: string methods 1 exercises

Lecture 3: string methods 1 exercise solutions

Lecture 4: string methods 2

Lecture 5: string methods 2 exercises

Lecture 6: string methods 2 exercise solutions

Lecture 7: len()

Lecture 8: Programming Challenge: String Reverser

Lecture 9: String Reverser Solution

Lecture 10: Programming Challenge: Word Counter

Lecture 11: Word Counter Solution

Lecture 12: .format()

Chapter 8: lists

Lecture 1: introduction to lists

Lecture 2: introduction to lists exercises

Lecture 3: introduction to lists exercises solutions

Lecture 4: indexes and list slicing

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