Python for Non-Programmers | Python Tutorial for Absolute Beginners in 2021 | Great Learning

In this video, we will discuss everything you need to know about Python if you have never learned or used a programming language previously. Python is one of the top programming languages in the world today. It is extremely popular among hundreds of thousands of users worldwide. Since it is in constant demand in almost all of the domains out there, it becomes key that you have a structured understanding of what concepts to learn and how to learn them. The learning curve can get steep if one doesn't know how to approach the language. In this video, you will be introduced to Python and the kind of approach you can follow to learn it in case you haven't worked with a programming language before. Breaking things down into simple bite-sized chunks is very much essential if you are new to the world of programming and the instructor does just that, in this video. It is vital to always approach the programming language in a structured fashion and then continue learning.

00:00:00 Introduction
00:02:04 Agenda
00:03:01 Why learn Python?
00:09:58 Skills needed to learn Python
00:12:37 Step by step guide to getting started with Python
00:22:16 Popular Python libraries
00:25:46 Hands-on demo: Python syntax walkthrough
00:36:26 Python developer salary
00:38:40 Summary

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[shivamdwivedi]

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[kirankumar]

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