Python Crash Course: Gain Real World Developer Skills Now!

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Become a Python Developer able to create professional Python scripts, dramatically increasing your career options.

1. Introduction and setup

1. Course Introduction

2. What is Python

3. Getting the Software Tools

4. Installing Python on Windows

5. Installing Python on Mac

6. Python and Virtual environments

7. Installing Pycharm on Mac, Windows and Linux

8.1 Source code - Introduction and setup - Creating First Pycharm Project.html

8. Creating First Pycharm Project

9. Structure of a Python Program

10.1 Doctor.py.txt.html

10.2 Source code - Introduction and setup - Dot Notation.html

10. Dot Notation

11.1 Source code - Introduction and setup - Running Eliza.html

11. Running Eliza

12. Introduction to the Python language

13. Introduction and setup Summary

2. Starting to code

1. Introduction

2.1 Source code - Starting to code - Variables.html

2. Variables

3.1 Source code - Starting to code - Variables and None.html

3. Variables and None

4.1 Source code - Starting to code - Why use Variables.html

4. Why use Variables

5. Challenge

6. Naming convention

7. Naming convention challenge

8.1 Source code - Starting to code - Challenge solution.html

8. Challenge solution

9. Summary

3. Writing to and reading from the console

1. Introduction

2.1 Source code - Writing to and reading from the console - Console input with input() function.html

2. Console input with input() function

3.1 BitcoinMiner.py.txt.html

3.2 Program.py.txt.html

3.3 Source code - Writing to and reading from the console - Reading Input in the Hammurabi game.html

3. Reading Input in the Hammurabi game

4.1 Source code - Writing to and reading from the console - Console input Text and Numbers.html

4. Console input Text and Numbers

5. Reading numbers in Hammurabi

6.1 Source code - Writing to and reading from the console - Console output and string interpolation.html

6. Console output and string interpolation

7. String interpolation alignment

8. Summary

4. Python types and expressions

1.1 Built-in Types.html

1. Introduction

2.1 Built-in Types.html

2. Primitive types

3.1 Source code - Python types and expressions - int type.html

3. int type

4.1 decimal Decimal fixed point and floating point arithmetic.html

4.2 Source code - Python types and expressions - Floating point types- Float.html

4. Floating point types- Float

5.1 expressions.py.txt.html

5.2 Source code - Python types and expressions - Expressions.html

5. Expressions

6.1 Source code - Python types and expressions - Boolean expressions.html

6. Boolean expressions

7.1 Source code - Python types and expressions - Compound boolean expressions.html

7. Compound boolean expressions

8.1 Source code - Python types and expressions - Boolean variables.html

8. Boolean variables

9. Booleans in the HammerBitcoin program

10. Solution to Boolean Expression challenge

11. Classes and Objects

12.1 Source code - Python types and expressions - Class instances.html

12. Class instances

13.1 Source code - Python types and expressions - Attributes.html

13. Attributes

14.1 Source code - Python types and expressions - Class Constructors.html

14. Class Constructors

15.1 Source code - Python types and expressions - Modules and Namespaces in Python.html

15. Modules and Namespaces in Python

16.1 Source code - Python types and expressions - __name__ in Python.html

16. __name__ in Python

17.1 Source code - Python types and expressions - Public and non public members.html

17. Public and non public members

18.1 Source code - Python types and expressions - Name mangling in Python.html

18. Name mangling in Python

19. Summary

5. Flow Control for and while

1. Introduction to Flow Control

2.1 5.6. Looping Techniques.html

2. The Python Language Documentation

3.1 Source code - Flow Control for and while - for loops.html

3. for loops

4.1 Source code - Flow Control for and while - The Pycharm Debugger.html

4. The Pycharm Debugger

5.1 Source code - Flow Control for and while - More for loops.html

5. More for loops

6.1 Source code - Flow Control for and while - Nested for loops.html

6. Nested for loops

7. Using the Debugger with HammerBitcoin

8.1 Source code - Flow Control for and while - While loops.html

8. While loops

9.1 Source code - Flow Control for and while - Challenge solution.html

9. Challenge solution

10. Which way is better

11. while loops in ElizaIsSilly

12. Understanding more about Eliza

13.1 Source code - Flow Control for and while - More on while loops and pass statement.html

13. More on while loops and pass statement

14. Summary

6. Flow control ifelse, break, continue

1. Introduction

2.1 Rock paper scissors.html

2.2 RockPaperSissor.py.txt.html

2.3 Source code - Flow control ifelse, break, continue - if statement.html

2. if statement

3.1 Source code - Flow control ifelse, break, continue - elif and else.html

3. elif and else

4.1 Source code - Flow control ifelse, break, continue - More if and else.html

4. More if and else

5.1 Source code - Flow control ifelse, break, continue - if-else challenge.html

5. if-else challenge

6.1 Source code - Flow control ifelse, break, continue - Challenge solution.html

6. Challenge solution

7.1 Source code - Flow control ifelse, break, continue - Solution to the Play again challenge.html

7. Solution to the Play again challenge

8.1 Simplified Eliza.py.txt.html

8.2 Source code - Flow control ifelse, break, continue - break.html

8. break

9.1 Source code - Flow control ifelse, break, continue - continue.html

9. continue

10.1 Source code - Flow control ifelse, break, continue - scope of break and continue.html

10. scope of break and continue

11.1 Source code - Flow control ifelse, break, continue - The ternary conditional operator.html

11. The ternary conditional operator

12.1 Source code - Flow control ifelse, break, continue - The ternary conditional operator in HammerBitcoin.html

12. The ternary conditional operator in HammerBitcoin

13. Challenge solution

14. Summary

7. Flow control Methods

1. Introduction

2.1 Source code - Flow control Methods - Calling methods.html

2. Calling methods

3. Methods calling methods

4.1 Source code - Flow control Methods - Method parameters.html

4. Method parameters

5.1 Source code - Flow control Methods - Solution to parameter challenge.html

5. Solution to parameter challenge

6.1 Source code - Flow control Methods - Solution to Brake challenge.html

6. Solution to Brake challenge

7.1 CarGame.py.txt.html

7.2 Source code - Flow control Methods - Simple car game.html

7. Simple car game

8.1 Source code - Flow control Methods - public and private methods.html

8. public and private methods

9. Functions vs Methods

10.1 Source code - Flow control Methods - Returning a result from a function.html

10. Returning a result from a function

11.1 Source code - Flow control Methods - Duplicating code is bad.html

11. Duplicating code is bad

12.1 Source code - Flow control Methods - Refactoring to remove duplicate code.html

12. Refactoring to remove duplicate code

13. Passing by value

14.1 Source code - Flow control Methods - Global variables.html

14. Global variables

15. Refactoring challenge

16. Challenge solution

17. Variable scope

18.1 Source code - Flow control Methods - Preventing update of instance attributes.html

18. Preventing update of instance attributes

19. Scope summary and challenge

20.1 Source code - Flow control Methods - Solution to challenge.html

20. Solution to challenge

21.1 Source code - Flow control Methods - Solution continued.html

21. Solution continued

22. Summary

8. Operators

1. Introduction

2.1 Source code - Operators - Operators and operator precedence.html

2. Operators and operator precedence

3.1 6.17. Operator precedence.html

3.2 Source code - Operators - Primary operators.html

3. Primary operators

4.1 Source code - Operators - Operator precedence.html

4. Operator precedence

5.1 Source code - Operators - Using the remainder operator.html

5. Using the remainder operator

6.1 Source code - Operators - Remainder in Rock, Paper, Scissors.html

6. Remainder in Rock, Paper, Scissors

7.1 Source code - Operators - Comparison and Logical operators.html

7. Comparison and Logical operators

8.1 Source code - Operators - Short-circuit evaluation.html

8. Short-circuit evaluation

9.1 Source code - Operators - Assignment Operators.html

9. Assignment Operators

10.1 Source code - Operators - Membership Operators.html

10. Membership Operators

11. Summary

9. Strings

1. Introduction

2.1 7.1.4. Old string formatting.html

2.2 printf-style String Formatting.html

2.3 Source code - Strings - What is a string.html

2.4 Unicode.html

2. What is a string

3.1 Source code - Strings - Indexing.html

3. Indexing

4.1 Source code - Strings - String Slicing.html

4. String Slicing

5.1 Source code - Strings - String Slicing and Iterating through strings.html

5. String Slicing and Iterating through strings

6.1 Source code - Strings - String Length.html

6. String Length

7.1 Source code - Strings - find() and substrings.html

7. find() and substrings

8.1 Source code - Strings - Case insensitive find().html

8. Case insensitive find()

9.1 Source code - Strings - method chaining.html

9. method chaining

10.1 Source code - Strings - rfind() and repeated matches.html

10. rfind() and repeated matches

11.1 httpsdocs.python.org3librarystdtypes.html#string-methods.html

11. Python String methods

12.1 id(object).html

12.2 Source code - Strings - Strings are immutable.html

12. Strings are immutable

13.1 Source code - Strings - Concatenating and deleting a string.html

13. Concatenating and deleting a string

14.1 Source code - Strings - Different forms of find().html

14.2 str.find(sub[, start[, end]]).html

14. Different forms of find()

15. Summary

10. Classes

1. OOP and Classes

2.1 Source code - Classes - Setting up the Airport.html

2. Setting up the Airport

3.1 Source code - Classes - Class Diagrams.html

3. Class Diagrams

4. Class Attributes

5. constructors and data attribute

6.1 Source code - Classes - properties, getters and setters.html

6. properties, getters and setters

7.1 Source code - Classes - Why use properties.html

7. Why use properties

8.1 SOLID.html

8.2 Source code - Classes - The Single Responsibility Principle.html

8. The Single Responsibility Principle

9.1 Source code - Classes - More about properties, getters and setters.html

9. More about properties, getters and setters

11. Extra Information - Source code, and other stuff

1. Source Codes.html

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