Learn to program in Python professionally with hands-on examples of over 200+ coding exercises
Explore multiple programming-paradigm (object-oriented, functional, and imperative) concepts
Gain an in-depth understanding of basic and advanced Python and build a strong learning foundation

Description

Python is a powerful object-oriented programming language used in many development areas and is considered a perfect language for scripting. Python is a cross-platform programming language that allows you to code faster with lesser code writing required. The course begins with a complete introduction to the capabilities and features of Python and how to set up the language on our computer along with PyCharm IDE. We will learn about multiple programming-paradigms (object-oriented, functional, and imperative). You will explore the concepts of an interpreted language that is dynamically typed and cross-platform. The course advances to explain the concepts of OOP: variables, user input, statements, functions, classes, and objects. You will learn about functions, tuples, dictionaries, and lists in Python. You will also explore various operator modules including math, statistics, and random modules. You will work on practical examples to understand the concepts of Python programming well. Upon completion, you will master advanced-level programming skillsets of Python and execute codes successfully. You will be able to complete your quest for learning to program using Python. Using the various built-in Python modules, you will grasp a must-know skill for data science and interpretation.

Who is this book for?

This course is designed for beginners in programming and those who want to master Python programming skills; intermediate-level Python programmers who want to enhance their Python programming skills; and students and engineers who wish to learn Python as part of their academics. This course would also benefit professional programmers who want to switch to Python programming from alternative coding platforms. The course requires the learners to have only basic computer knowledge; no other learning prerequisites are required.