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• Obtain Your Student ID Card 01:00

  • 1: Obtain Your Student ID Card 01:00

• Python Basics 1:10:40

  • 2: What is Python? Installation and first Execution 08:48
  • 3: Variables, Creating and Running External Script, Interactive Shell 14:06
  • 4: Comments 03:17
  • 5: Types of Variables 09:15
  • 6: Math Operators 10:13
  • 7: Exercise: adding VAT to products 08:12
  • 8: Semicolon and ENTER – assigning multiple values to variables at once 04:30
  • 9: Assignment operators 02:18
  • 10: Playing with Strings (Slicing, adding and having fun) 10:01

• Functions and Libraries Basics 28:05

  • 11: Importing libraries, what are functions – basics 10:51
  • 12: ATTENTION – important lecture about common mistake regarding functions 05:22
  • 13: Taking data from user and type conversion (casting) 11:52

• Conditional statements 40:12

  • 14: Comparison (Relational) Operators 05:11
  • 15: Instruction ‘if’ why INDENTATION is IMPORTANT in Python | DO NOT SKIP! 10:51
  • 16: EXERCISE: Simple Calculator 11:06
  • 17: Values different than 0 03:05
  • 18: Logical Operators 09:59

• Loops 40:23

  • 19: Loop while 06:06
  • 20: EXERCISE: Adding numbers taken from the user 08:09
  • 21: Loop for 06:12
  • 22: Instruction break and continue 11:21
  • 23: EXERCISE: Guess the number 08:35

• Lists 12:18

  • 24: What are Lists? Basic operations on lists 09:36
  • 25: Checking if element is ‘in’ or ‘not in’ the list 02:42

• Advanced Types 1:27:00

  • 26: Tuples – what does immutable mean? 05:20
  • 27: Dictionaries 10:08
  • 28: Sets 07:12
  • 29: Operations on sets 07:32
  • 30: Nested types 12:49
  • 31: Processing nested types using loops 03:28
  • 32: Dictionary inside Dictionary, Dictionary inside List – when to choose which? 08:38
  • 33: Extracting (Iterating Through) values from nested dictionaries 19:33
  • 34: EXERCISE: Dynamic dictionary with definitions 12:20

• Transformations 49:04

  • 35: List comprehensions 10:14
  • 36: Generator Expressions 11:29
  • 37: Dictionary Comprehensions 14:05
  • 38: Set Comprehension 02:51
  • 39: EXERCISE: Finding numbers that are divisible by 7, but are not divisible by 5 10:25

• Functions - Basics 27:37

  • 40: What are functions? How to create a function? Why should we use functions? 10:25
  • 41: Multiple parameters in function (passing more arguments) 04:46
  • 42: Returning values from function 12:26

• Functions - Advanced 2:29:41

  • 43: Multi module application | How to import your own module? 09:52
  • 44: enum – what it is and why you should use it? 13:02
  • 45: EXERCISE: Sum of all numbers up to the one entered by user | IMPORTANT lecture 13:50
  • 46: Measuring PERFORMANCE of code | How well (fast) some part of code work | time 15:06
  • 47: Function as argument of another function | How to measure performance of func 07:19
  • 48: Default Arguments 07:20
  • 49: Named (keyword) and unnamed (positional) arguments 08:31
  • 50: EXERCISE – checking if value is in container 06:49
  • 51: Variable Length Argument (Multiple Arguments sent and saved in single parameter) 11:46
  • 52: Local vs Global Variables – scope – lifetime of variables 09:12
  • 53: Mutable vs immutable objects 20:56
  • 54: Shallow vs Deep copy of object 14:09
  • 55: Lambda | Anonymous functions – what are they? when should you use them? 11:49

• Random Numbers 1:12:49

  • 56: Drawing random numbers – creating a program that checks if you hit the monster 14:47
  • 57: Random events – choice vs choices function 09:04
  • 58: Shuffle – shuffling cards in ‘war’ game 03:04
  • 59: EXERCISE: Drawing elements without REPETITION – lottery game – 6 numbers from 49 12:46
  • 60: EXERCISE | GAME | Drawing random chests colours with random rewards 25:02
  • 61: EXERCISE | GAME | Drawing approximate value to a certain value 08:06

• Working With Files in Python and Exceptions 51:30

  • 62: What is a file? How to create it? Why do we need to CLOSE it? How to save data? 10:09
  • 63: Exceptions, try, finally block 04:23
  • 64: Opening the file using: with… as…: 03:01
  • 65: Reading the content of file – read vs readlines, splitting lines, encoding 07:29
  • 66: seek and tell – changing and reading the position of last operation in file 05:04
  • 67: Append – Adding Text at the end of file 02:21
  • 68: A+, R+, W+ – two function file opening modes 06:34
  • 69: Keyword except – catching exceptions – EXERCISE – loading names and surnames 12:29

• JSON 27:27

  • 70: What is JSON? Why do we use it? What problems does JSON solve? 05:55
  • 71: Creating and saving data from Python in JSON format to file and String 09:55
  • 72: Loading data from JSON file to Python 03:59
  • 73: Pretty Printer – loading/saving pretty and sorted JSON 07:38

• pip and PyPi - using External Packages 1:10:24

  • 74: What is pip and PyPi? Installing and playing with external package – request 11:30
  • 75: Loading data from server from JSON file – preface to next EXERCISE 10:16
  • 76: Processing JSON data | extracting top values from list of dictionaries 18:28
  • 77: SOLUTION 1: Retrieving a few users from server at the same time 07:07
  • 78: SOLUTION 2: Retrieving a few users from server at the same time 04:53
  • 79: SOLUTION 3: Retrieving a few users from server at the same time 12:06
  • 80: Defaultdict supplying missing values of dictionary when accessing empty element 06:04

• API 59:16

  • 81: What is public API? Where to find them? stackoverflow API 12:51
  • 82: Getting JSON from stackoverflow.com -> getting top questions from last week 10:17
  • 83: Opening websites from Python code – webbrowser module 04:35
  • 84: Getting records from last week – datetime module 10:15
  • 85: EXERCISE: Cat facts 06:24
  • 86: EXERCISE: random CAT images by breed 02:39
  • 87: Authorization – log in using API key – getting holiday calendar 12:15

• API - header authorization - POST % DELETE 41:23

  • 88: Authorization through header – settings 06:23
  • 89: EXERCISE: CAT system – introduction 12:37
  • 90: POST – adding a cat to favourite list 06:58
  • 91: DELETE – removing a cat from favourite list 15:25

• Visual Studio Code - Installation and Setting 1:06:28

  • 92: VSC – Downloading and installing 03:20
  • 93: Setting up the workspace in VSC and installing basic extensions 08:04
  • 94: Linter – what is linting – how to use it, settings in .vscode 10:29
  • 95: Code Runner | Custom Shortcuts | Shortcuts from other editors, Interactive shell 11:26
  • 96: Auto Save – making sure your file is saved after each change 01:14
  • 97: Snippets and pass keyword 06:26
  • 98: Automatic code formatting 02:43
  • 99: Debugging mode – how to professionally debug your code? 15:56
  • 100: Ligatures – custom font created especially for programmers – Fira Code 06:50

• Visual Studio Code - Useful Extensions 15:07

  • 101: Icons theme 02:14
  • 102: Bracket Pair Colorizer – improving readability of your code 02:22
  • 103: Python Preview – watching the code execution while writing it 06:39
  • 104: Python Quick Print 01:03
  • 105: Code Spell Checker 02:49

• OOP - Object Oriented Programming 3:46:56

  • 106: What is Object Oriented Programming? 04:20
  • 107: What are objects and classes? How to create a simple object and class? 13:45
  • 108: Creating your first method – what is “self”? 14:32
  • 109: __init__ – sending arguments to class for initialization 07:58
  • 110: EXERCISE: Create rockets that can move up 11:01
  • 111: Document String – docstring 05:35
  • 112: __str__ – dunder method representing text of object 04:45
  • 113: EXERCISE: Organizing more than one class – Rocket Board 10:06
  • 114: __getitem__, __setitem__ – setting and getting values using dunder methods 10:02
  • 115: EXERCISE: Counting distance between rockets 20:59
  • 116: Is it important to understand math that was used in the last lecture? 05:58
  • 117: Static Methods 12:17
  • 118: Setting type for variables using annotations – Pyright extension 12:15
  • 119: __len__ 05:28
  • 120: class / static variables – creating USER with unique ids 11:22
  • 121: EXERCISE: Bank Account – withdraw/deposit money 07:28
  • 122: How to properly handle returned values from methods? 16:19
  • 123: Inheritance and method overriding – super() 19:05
  • 124: EXERCISE: Inheritance on practical example – result 08:02
  • 125: EXERCISE: playing with cube, square and rectangle 09:16
  • 126: Inheritance vs association – when to use which? 16:23

• Generator functions 31:44

  • 127: Generator functions – yield keyword 13:30
  • 128: EXERCISE: Generate infinite amount of numbers multiplied by themselves 06:20
  • 129: send method – how to send a value into a generator? 11:54

• Supplementary Resources 02:00

  • 130: Supplementary Resources 01:00
  • 131: Obtain Your Accredited Certificate of Achievement 01:00

The Python is a popular training course, ideal for anyone who is looking to kickstart their career as a python developer, as well as professionals who want to test their existing skills and knowledge. If you want to gain an in-depth understanding of python, then this program is perfect for you.

Course Syllabus:

We have divided the Python course into 129 user-friendly modules, covering all fundamental areas of Python to provide learners with the relevant skills and industry knowledge to take their career to the next level.

This comprehensive Python course includes the following modules:

Python Basics

• What is Python. Installation and first Execution
• Variables, Creating and Running External Script, Interactive Shell
• Comments
• Types of Variables
• Math Operators
• Exercise: adding VAT to products
• Semicolon and ENTER – assigning multiple values to variables at once
• Assignment operators
• Playing with Strings (Slicing, adding and having fun)

Functions and Libraries Basics

• Importing libraries, what are functions – basics
• ATTENTION – important lecture about common mistake regarding functions
• Taking data from user and type conversion (casting)

Conditional statements

• Comparison (Relational) Operators
• Instruction ‘if’ why INDENTATION is IMPORTANT in Python | DO NOT SKIP!
• EXERCISE: Simple Calculator
• Values different than 0
• Logical Operators

Loops

• Loop while
• EXERCISE: Adding numbers taken from the user
• Loop for
• Instruction break and continue
• EXERCISE: Guess the number

Lists

• What are Lists. Basic operations on lists
• Checking if element is ‘in’ or ‘not in’ the list
• Operating on lists with Functions

Advanced Types

• Tuples – what does immutable mean
• Dictionaries
• Sets
• Operations on sets
• Nested types
• Processing nested types using loops
• Dictionary inside Dictionary, Dictionary inside List – when to choose which?
• Extracting (Iterating Through) values from nested dictionaries
• EXERCISE: Dynamic dictionary with definitions

Transformations

• List comprehensions
• Generator Expressions
• Dictionary Comprehensions
• Set Comprehension
• EXERCISE: Finding numbers that are divisible by 7, but are not divisible by 5

Functions - Basics

• What are functions. How to create a function? Why should we use functions.
• Multiple parameters in function (passing more arguments)
• Returning values from function

Functions - Advanced

• Multi module application | How to import your own module
• enum – what it is and why you should use it
• EXERCISE: Sum of all numbers up to the one entered by user | IMPORTANT lecture
• Measuring PERFORMANCE of code | How well (fast) some part of code work | time
• Function as argument of another function | How to measure performance of func
• Default Arguments
• Named (keyword) and unnamed (positional) arguments
• EXERCISE – checking if value is in container
• Variable Length Argument (Multiple Arguments sent and saved in single parameter)
• Local vs Global Variables – scope – lifetime of variables
• Mutable vs immutable objects
• Shallow vs Deep copy of object
• Lambda | Anonymous functions – what are they? when should you use them?

Random Numbers

• Drawing random numbers – creating a program that checks if you hit the monster
• Random events – choice vs choices function
• Shuffle – shuffling cards in ‘war’ game
• EXERCISE: Drawing elements without REPETITION – lottery game – 6 numbers from 49
• EXERCISE | GAME | Drawing random chests colours with random rewards
• EXERCISE | GAME | Drawing approximate value to a certain value

Working With Files in Python and Exceptions

• What is a file? How to create it. Why do we need to CLOSE it? How to save data.
• Exceptions, try, finally block
• Opening the file using: with… as…:
• Reading the content of file – read vs readlines, splitting lines, encoding
• seek and tell – changing and reading the position of last operation in file
• Append – Adding Text at the end of file
• A+, R+, W+ – two function file opening modes
• Keyword except – catching exceptions – EXERCISE – loading names and surnames

JSON

• What is JSON. Why do we use it? What problems does JSON solve
• Creating and saving data from Python in JSON format to file and String
• Loading data from JSON file to Python
• Pretty Printer – loading/saving pretty and sorted JSON

pip and PyPi - using External Packages

• What is pip and PyPi. Installing and playing with external package – request
• Loading data from server from JSON file – preface to next EXERCISE
• Processing JSON data | extracting top values from list of dictionaries
• SOLUTION 1: Retrieving a few users from server at the same time
• SOLUTION 2: Retrieving a few users from server at the same time
• SOLUTION 3: Retrieving a few users from server at the same time

The following module of the Python course will set you up with a solid foundation in the python industry and give you the essential skills you need to get yourself job-ready!

Certificate of Completion

On completion of the Python course, you will be eligible to obtain your free PDF & Hardcopy certificate of course completion.

CPD UK and IPHM Accredited Certificate of Achievement

On successful completion of the Python course, you will be eligible to order your CPD UK and IPHM accredited certificate of achievement (dual certificate) as proof of your new skill. You can also share this certificate with prospective employers and your professional network. You/your employer can verify your certificate through our website. There is an additional fee to obtain a printed copy certificate which is £35.

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• There are no academic entry requirements for this Python course, and it is open to students of all academic backgrounds.
• As long as you are aged seventeen or over and have a basic grasp of English, numeracy and ICT, you will be eligible to enrol.

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