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Welcome to Python 101
Welcome to Python 101
Ready to embark on a journey to learn the world's most popular programming language in the most fun way? You are in the right place. Welcome to PyPlusPlus' Python 101. Here, you will go from an absolute beginner in Python to build impressive projects. The course currently contains 8 topics and is proceeded to grow, so stay tuned and enjoy.
This course is perfect for those who...
a) Do not know any Python and want an amazing start.
b) Know the basics of Python but want to brush up on their skills.
Make Sure To Know The Creator Before The Course!
Make Sure To Know The Creator Before The Course!
If you have not already, I would appreciate it if you were to read the "About The Creator" page.
Click here to see: About The Creator
Topics Covered
Topics Covered
Topic 1: Variables in Python
Topic 2: Math and Numbers
Topic 3: Strings
Topic 4: Python Conditional Flow and Logic
Topic 5: Python Lists and Tuples
Topic 6: Python Dictionaries
Topic 7: Python Loops
Topic 8: Python Functions
And More To Come...
How Will Python 101 Be Covered
How Will Python 101 Be Covered
Written Tutorials and Code-Alongs
Each topic will have written tutorial and code-along. Here, I will demonstrate the topic to you directly and at the end you will develop a mini-project.
Poster Notes and PDFs
Each topic will have PDF poster notes which summarize the topic in case you need something quick to remember a topic on your programming journey.
Topic PowerPoints
Besides from code-alongs, I will also use PowerPoint presentations in my coding lessons, which can be found seperately on the website.
What are you waiting for, let's start!
What are you waiting for, let's start!
Or proceed wherever you left off!
IMPORTANT: Where should I code?
IMPORTANT: Where should I code?
The environment in which you choose to write your code in with MyPyFriend is not very important. As long as you are satisfied with the way Python performs on the coding environment of your choice, you may choose your coding environment entirely on your own. My personal reccomendation would be PyCharm. However, there are several options such as:
PyCharm
Repl.it
Visual Studio Code, etc.
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