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Python Made Easy: A First Course In Computer Programming Using Python



Key benefits

• • Comprehensive coverage from Python basics to advanced topics, and hands-on exercises & projects.
  • Step-by-step guidance through debugging, testing, and deployment
  • Access to video resources for enhanced learning

Description
"Python Made Easy" is designed to transform beginners into proficient Python programmers. The journey begins with an introduction to Python, covering basic concepts and syntax that lay the foundation for your coding skills. As you progress, you'll dive into essential programming constructs like data structures, functions, and file handling. In the second phase of the course, you'll explore more complex topics such as object-oriented programming, modules, and libraries. These sections will give you the tools to write efficient, reusable, and modular code. You'll also learn how to handle exceptions, ensuring your programs are robust and error-resistant. Special attention is given to graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and game development, making your Python skills applicable to a wide range of projects. The final part of the course covers advanced topics like debugging, testing, and deploying Python applications. You'll also delve into web development, where you'll learn to build and deploy web applications using Python. The course concludes with valuable video resources to reinforce your learning and provide additional insights. By the end of this course, you'll have a solid understanding of Python and be ready to tackle real-world programming challenges.

What you will learn

• • Create and utilize custom functions to streamline code.
  • Develop and deploy Python-based web applications.
  • Design & build interactive games using Python and Turtle Graphics.
  • Apply OOP principles to create scalable and reusable code.
  • Debug & test Python programs to ensure reliability and performance.
  • Handle exceptions & errors to create robust applications.