Python Full Course for Beginners 🐍 - Learn Python in 2022

Finding it Damn Hard to Understand Python? 🔥
Learn to code—the right way—with interactive lessons, quizzes & challenges.

This Python course for beginners will teach you all the concepts of Python, step-by-step. And by the end, you will become a Python programmer ready to create amazing projects.

📖 Content
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0:00 - Introduction to Python
3:00 - Print Output & Variables
13:48 - Get User Input
21:15 - Comment Your Code
28:26 - Arithmetic Operations
38:35 - Booleans
46:46 - if...else Statement
56:45 - while Loop
1:05:13 - for Loop
1:12:46 - break & continue
1:19:28 - pass Statement
1:21:10 - Functions
1:37:17 - Function Arguments
1:46:52 - Lists & Tuples
2:04:41 - Strings
2:17:48 - Dictionaries
2:25:11 - Sets
2:38:06 - Range Function
2:44:06 - Classes & Objects (OOP)
3:02:06 - Everything is Object
3:09:36 - Inheritance
3:23:41 - Modules
3:32:20 - Packages & Package Manger
3:41:39 - Exception Handling
3:50:43 - File Handling
4:01:45 - Working with Directories
4:09:25 - Iterators
4:20:00 - Generators
4:28:06 - datetime
4:45:13 - Decorators

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Python Full Course for Beginners 🐍 - Learn Python in 2022

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[programizstudios]

Finding it Damn Hard to understand Python?
Learn to code—the right way—with interactive lessons, quizzes & challenges. Make your programming base strong; it's IMPORTANT!

[enzy]

I started off learning Python when I was completely new to programming. Once I found this guys video guide series on here a year ago it was the first tutorial that actually made Python “click” for me and make sense, when other YouTube instructors and books made it far more confusing. This guy is one of the best instructors out there and has a natural affinity for explaining - I highly recommend.

[deepalakshmis.]

2:43:36
result=list(range(3, 31, 3))
print(result)

[thetruth]

55:20
number = float(input("Enter a number: "))

if number > 0:
print(" The number is positive.")

elif number < 0:
print(" The number is negative.")

else:
print(" The number is zero.")

[gagansalian]

55:00
number=float(input("enter the number"))
if number>0:
print("number is positive")
elif number<0:
print("number is negative")
else:
print("number is zero")

[thetruth]

37:00
km = float(input("Enter the distance my kilometer: "))
mile = km * 0.621371
print("The distance is", mile, "mile")

[thetruth]

1:04:28
number = float(input("Enter number: "))
count = 10
while count >= 1 :
product = number * count
print(int(number), "X", int(count), "=", int(product))
count = count - 1

[thetruth]

1:18:40
languages = ["Python", "Java", "Swift", "C", "C++"]

for language in languages:
if language == "Swift" or language == "C++":
continue
print(language)

[dailymusic]

37:52
input = float(input("how much kilometer:"))
print(input*0.621371, "miles")

[luismarrero]

Thanks for your content and tutorials. you guys have a lot of good professionals but sometimes it is hard to understand because the language and the method to teach . Your explanations are super clear and your method is excellent, always showing several examples so we can see the code in real time. Your timing is great at least for me that i new and old to start learning coding. Thanks again for sharing your knowledges and videos with everybody.

[baconguy]

47:46
exam_result = int(input("enter your marks : "))
if exam_result >= 50:
print("you have passed the examination ")
print("great work ! ")

[Anonymous-yumt]

Thank you very much for this video, it helped me out a lot! After having learned C# in school, it is so exciting to know another language being this simple and functional.

[brahimtaal]

2:43:41
result = list(range(3, 31, 3))
print(result)
exercice solution

[clarkkent]

(1:39:12) - When function 'add_numbers' is called with integer value 5.4, this 5.4 stored in 'n1' parameter and 'n1' value changed from default 100 to 5.4. Since no value is given during calling of function so default 'n2' value remains 1000. When this 5.4 in 'n1' is added with 'n2' default 1000, it gives {n1 + n2}{5.4 + 1000} = 1005.4 😊

[PatrickDoedel]

You are incredible, I have tried many times to get into programming, but the videos and general content are dry and not too easy to understand, your videos, however, make learning it very easy, I've been coding simple programs while watching your videos, and have seen my ability to code improve. Thank you for your work, keep it up.

[lauralandon-lovell]

I wanted to let you know that Programiz Python app is really helpful, but I have found some things that you may want to fix. Even though they are small and most people will figure out the correct meaning on their own, it may still be confusing to some.
In the section Python Operators, the English explanation of the ** operator is backwards. It says: 'The exponent operator ** raises the right operand to the power of the left. For example, 2**5 means 5 raised to the power of 2.'

The example goes on to show:

result = 2**5
print(result)
# Output: 32

As you can see, the explanation and the example do not match. It is the left operand that is raised to the power of the right, right?

This would result in 32, if 2 was raised to the power of 5, the operand on the right.

I really appreciate your channel and app. Best of luck!

[danielkuria]

marks={55, 64, 75, 80, 65}
marks_total=sum(marks)
avarage=marks_total/5
if avarage>=80:
print("Grade A")
elif avarage>=60 and avarage<80:
print("Grade B")
elif avarage>=50 and avarage<60:
print("Grade C")
else:
print("Grade F")

[akashgawande]

Thankyou very much.Its really helpful 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[germanydream]

numbers = 0

for numbers in range(1, 31):
numbers = numbers * 3
if numbers >30:
break

print(numbers)

[KeyserTheRedBeard]

outstanding upload Programiz. I smashed that thumbs up on your video. Keep up the brilliant work.