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Python is multipurpose language and one of the most popular languages in the world. It can be used for IoT, Machine Learning and much more. It's easy to get started and there's lots to learn. With this 11-part series, it's our hope you will be equipped with all the knowledge you need to succeed with your next software project.
We just created 11 Learn modules to ensure you go all the way from beginner to proficient using Python. Here's the path Python beginner path
The modules are:
- Using Notebooks with Python How to install and use Notebooks. Notebooks are a great way to mix text and code and have living tutorials.
- Create and run your first Python program This teaches you how to create your first Python program.
- Manage projects in Python When you start writing larger programs, you might want to use external libraries. Also how do youshare such a project with others?
- Use boolean logic in Python Boolean logic is used to ensure your program can have more than one execution flow.
- Working with strings in Python String is central to any program language.
- Use mathematical operators in Python You will want to use mathematical operators to work on your data.
- Introduction to lists in Python When you have many instances of your data, like a list of products, lists are a great structure to use.
- Use for and while loops in Python You will want to repeat some statements, loops is how you do just that.
- Manage data with Python dictionaries Sometimes, you need to look up values. Dictionaries enables you to organize data in such a way where you have keys points to a values where the keys all have to do with each other, like portrait cards of a deck of cards.
- Python functions To avoid repetition, among other things, it's good to organize reoccurring statements in logical grouping you can refer to. Such a named grouping of statements is referred to as a function.
- Python error handling Errors will happen in your program, learn how to deal with errors.