Learn Python in 2 Hours | Amit Thinks | Python Tutorial for Beginners

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Learn Python in 2 hours. The course consists of 20 lessons with 150+ live running examples. Below topics covered in this Python course:

Course Introduction 00:00
1. Python – Introduction 00:25
2. Install and setup Python 02:52
3. Python – Variables 10:32
4. Python – Scope of Variables 13:39
5. Python – Operators 21:34
6. Python - Comments 38:08
7. Python – Type Conversion 42:08
8. Python – Get User Input 46:17
9. Python – Decision Making Statements 49:18
10. Python - break and continue statements 54:44
11. Python – Loops 59:30
12. Python – Numbers 1:03:41
13. Python – Strings 1:10:27
14. Python – Functions 1:15:41
15. Python – Lambda Functions 1:26:53
16. Python – Classes and Objects 1:33:20
17. Python – Tuples 1:45:28
18. Python – Dictionary 1:48:25
19. Python – Lists 1:54:09
20. Python – Sets 2:04:52

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This tutorial really helped for my exams. By any chance is there any tutorial like this for C /C++?

ankitagurkhe

every code i do it says 'Hi py charm you have finished with 0 code"

omargenena

this is exactly what im looking for
thanks

ABQ...

do u have a course about data analyst?

amvrimor

def ftn3(number1):
print("recursive function that calls itself")
if number1 == 0:
return 1
else: return number1 * ftn3(number1 - 1)

number1 = input("number for factorial?")
print(number1)
ftn3(number1)

What is wrong with this code? It gives the below error

else: return number * ftn3(number-1)

TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for -: 'str' and 'int'

Dr.Firangi