Recruitment of participants Introduction to Programming Using Python: Master the Basics of Python Programming [Video]

Introduction to Programming Using Python: Master the Basics of Python Programming [Video]



Key benefits

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  • Comprehensive coverage of Python basics and advanced topics
  • Hands-on exercises following each video for practical learning
  • Step-by-step guidance from experienced instructors
  • Supplementary materials aligned with Practice Labs for certification

Description
Dive into the world of Python programming with this beginner-friendly course, perfect for those new to coding or who have previously struggled. Using the Practice Labs environment, each video is supplemented with practical exercises to reinforce learning and ensure a solid grasp of programming principles. Starting with basic data types and variable assignments, the course covers essential topics like list structures, control flow with loops and conditionals, and operators. As you progress, you'll delve into more complex subjects such as file handling, including reading, writing, and copying files, and working with the Python Standard Library's modules. Each lesson builds on the previous one, creating a cohesive learning journey that boosts your confidence and skills. Throughout the course, Justin and Vonne provide clear and engaging instruction, breaking down complex concepts into manageable steps. By the end, you'll understand Python's syntax and capabilities and be able to apply your knowledge to real-world tasks. Whether you're aiming to pass a certification or enhance your coding skills, this course offers the tools and knowledge you need to succeed.

What you will learn

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  • Define and use Python's basic data types
  • Implement and manipulate list structures
  • Apply control flow mechanisms like loops and conditional statements
  • Perform file handling operations including reading, writing, and copying files
  • Utilize Python's Standard Library for various tasks
  • Write custom functions with default and keyword arguments
  • Handle exceptions to manage runtime errors effectively