Python 3 Foundations Complete Masterclass
Master software engineering & devops from fundamentals to advanced concepts with this comprehensive course.
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If you are considering learning to program, this course will help you understand common programming concepts and one of the most popular programming languages. The whole course also only uses resources that are available to all operating systems so that you can follow along from Windows, Linux or MacOS. Why take this course.
There are a lot of Python courses our there, so why take this one. While you may get sick of looking at me, studies have shown that being able to see someone while they are talking improves comprehension and understanding, which is why I will be in the corner of each video unlike most courses. The Video and Audio quality of this course is high which will also make it easier to follow.
In this course we will put things in an order that makes sense, and focus on a complete understanding of Python basics. Learning Path:In this course we are going to start from nothing and build a strong foundation to prepare you to understand and work with the Python programming language. Install and Getting StartedVariables Operators and Conditional StatementsAfter we have a foundational understanding of how to write some Python code, we take our first steps to manage basic variables and create procedural programming logicData StructuresLoopsFile InteractionOnce we have an understanding of procedural logic and workflows we can start making things more powerful and reusable with Functions and ClassesFunctions Classes & OOPAnd finally after we have made our logic dynamic, we can also make our programs themselves dynamic by breaking up our code into multiple Modules, and talking about how we can add common modules to our projectsModulespip & virtualenvIf you are new to software development, congratulations on starting your journey to become a developer.
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