Python

Python is a popular general purpose programming language. It is used in machine learning, web development, desktop applications, and many other fields. Fortunately for beginning programmers, Python has a simple, easy-to-use syntax. This makes Python a great language to learn to start your computer coding career. Course taught by an expert computer coding Instructor.

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Duration: 5 days
Delivery Methods: Virtual
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    An Overview of Python
    • What is Python?
    • An overview of Python
    • What is python?
    • Python Timeline
    • Advantages/Disadvantages of Python
    • Getting help with Pydoc
    The Python Environment
    • Starting Python
    • Using the interpreter
    • Running a Python script
    • Python scripts on Unix/Windows
    • Editors and IDEs
    Getting Started
    • Using variables
    • Built-in functions
    • Strings
    • Numbers
    • Converting among Types
    • Writing to the Screen
    • Command Line Parameters
    Flow Control
    • About flow control
    • White Space
    • Conditional Expressions
    • The Is and Is Not Operators
    • Python’s Ternary Operator
    • Relational and Boolean operators
    • While Loops
    • Alternate Loop Exits
    • The Enumerate Function
    • List Comprehensions
    Sequences
    • About Sequences
    • Lists and List Methods
    • Tuples
    • Indexing and Slicing
    • Iterating through a Sequence
    • Sequence Functions, Keywords, and Operators
    • List Comprehensions
    • Generator Expressions
    • Nested sequences
    Working with Files
    • File Overview
    • Opening a Text File
    • Reading a Text File
    • Writing to a Text File
    • Reading and Writing Raw (binary) Data
    • Converting Binary Data with Struct
    Iterables, Dictionaries and Sets
    • About dictionaries
    • About sequences
    • Creating dictionaries
    • Iterating through a Dictionary
    • About Sets
    • Creating Sets
    • Working with Sets
    Functions & Modules
    • Defining functions
    • Variable Scope
    • Global Variables
    • Function Parameters
    • Global and Local Scope
    • Nested Functions
    • Returning Values
    • Importing Values
    Math
    • Arithmetic Operators
    • Modulus and Floor Division
    • Assignment Operators
    • Built-in Math Functions
    • The Math Module
    • The Random Module
    • Seeding
    Python Strings
    • Quotation Marks and Special Characters
    • String Indexing
    • Slicing Strings
    • Concatenation and Repetition
    • Common String Methods
    • String Formatting
    • Built-in String Function
    Sorting
    • The Sorted Function
    • Alternate Keys
    • Lambda Functions
    • Sorting Collections
    • Using Operator
    • Reverse sorting
    Errors and Exception Handling
    • Syntax errors
    • Exceptions
    • Using try/catch/else/finally
    • Handling Multiple Exceptions
    • Ignoring Exceptions
    Modules and Packages
    • The Import Statement
    • Module Search Path
    • Creating Modules
    • Using packages
    • Function and Module aliases
    Classes
    • About o-o Programming
    • Defining classes
    • Constructors
    • Methods
    • Instance data
    • Properties
    • Class Methods and Data
    Regular Expressions
    • RE Syntax Overview
    • RE Objects
    • Searching and Matching
    • Compilation Flags
    • Groups and Special Groups
    • Replacing Text
    • Splitting Strings
    The Standard Library
    • The sys Module
    • Launching External Programs
    • Math Functions
    • Random Numbers
    • The String Module
    • Reading CSV Data
    Dates and Times
    • Working with Dates and Times
    • Translating Timestamps
    • Parsing Dates from Text
    • Formatting Dates
    • Calendar Data
    Working with The File System
    • Paths, Directories, and Filenames
    • Checking for Existence
    • Permissions and other File Attributes
    • Walking Directory Trees
    • Creating Filters with File Input
    • Using Shutil for File Operations
    Advanced Data Handling
    • Defaultdict and Counter
    • Prettyprinting data structures
    • Compressed Archives (zip, gzip, tar, etc.)
    • Persistent Data
    Network Services
    • Grabbing Web Content
    • Sending email
    • Using SSH for Remote Access
    • Using FTP
    Writing Real-Life Applications
    • Parsing Command-Line Options
    • Detecting the Current Platform
    • Trapping Signals
    • Implementing Logging
    • Python Timeline
    • Advantages/Disadvantages of Python
    • Getting help with pydoc
    Running Python Scripts from the Command Line
    • The sys Module
    • sys.argv
    • An Overview of Python
    • The Python Environment
    • Getting Started
    • Flow Control
    • Sequences
    • Working with Files
    • Iterables, Dictionaries and Sets
    • Functions & Modules
    • Math
    • Python Strings
    • Sorting
    • Errors and Exception Handling
    • Modules and Packages
    • Classes
    • Regular Expressions
    • The Standard Library
    • Dates and Times
    • Working with The File System
    • Advanced Data Handling
    • Network Services
    • Writing Real-Life Applications
    • Running Python Scripts from the Command Line
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