Python is one of the most popular programming languages today, known for its simplicity and ease of use. If you want to start your journey in the programming world, this Python course will provide you with a solid foundation, which you can later use to specialize in one of the many fields where Python is applied.
Python is a versatile tool used in fields like Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, and Software Development, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a flexible and powerful language.
Part 1: Embark on
On this section you will learn the basics of this programming programming language.
Part 2: Data types
On this section you will learn the basic data types that python have and how to work with them.
Part 3: Python Operators
Operators are used to perform operations on variables and values. On this section you'll learn the types and how and when use them.
Part 4: Control Structures
A control structure is a block of code that dictates the flow of execution based on conditions or loops. Control structures allow your program to make decisions, repeat tasks, and manage the order in which code is executed.
Part 5: Exception handling
Exception handling is a mechanism that allows you to manage errors or exceptional situations that may occur during runtime, so your program can continue running or handle these situations gracefully.
Part 6: Functions.
A function is a reusable block of code that performs a specific task. Functions help you organize code, reduce redundancy, and improve readability.
Part 7: OOP.
on this section you'll learn how to use object orient paradigm in python. We strongly recommend to check the course of Object Orient programming before reading this part.
Part 8: Files.
on this section you'll learn how to use object orient paradigm in python. We strongly recommend to check the course of Object Orient programming before reading this part.
Part 9: Collections and Itertools.
on this section you'll learn how to use object orient paradigm in python. We strongly recommend to check the course of Object Orient programming before reading this part.