Python Full Course - Learn Python in 5 hours

#Python #2021
Welcome to my Python Full Course! 🔥
This FULL Course will take your Python skills to a very high level, and you will feel very comfortable writing basic/intermediate Python projects after this tutorial!

What this course includes?
- At least 1 Exercise on each section
- 10 on-demand exercises with solutions
- 40 lectures
- Best Practices of how to write efficient code
- Deep explanations about each topic
- Full documentation on the entire tutorial

What you could continue learning after completing this course?

- Web Development with Flask

- Web Scraping with Python

- Web Development with Django

- Graphical User Interface development with Tkinter / PyQT5

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Timeline for the video:
Getting Started - 00:00 - 10:49
First Program - 10:50 - 15:44
Variables - 15:45 - 23:22
Types and Conversions - 23:23 - 34:59
Input built-in Function - 35:00 - 41:35
Formatted Strings - 41:36 - 46:01
Methods - 46:02 - 51:13
String Methods - 51:14 - 54:03
Math Operations - 54:04 - 57:52
Imports & Libraries - 57:53 - 01:02:26
Expressions - 01:02:27 - 01:08:49
If Conditions - 01:08:50 - 01:20:02
Else if Statements - 01:20:03 - 01:24:03
Advanced If Statements - 01:24:04 - 01:28:42
Lists - 01:28:43 - 01:40:12
List Methods - 01:40:13 - 01:45:13
Python Name Picker Exercise - 01:45:14 - 01:50:44
Tuples - 01:50:45 - 01:56:42
Dictionaries - 01:56:43 - 02:06:02
Dictionary Methods - 02:06:03 - 02:09:20
Range built-in Function - 02:09:21 - 02:14:05
For Loops - 02:14:06 - 02:24:59
Debugging - 02:25:00 - 02:31:21
Break Statement - 02:31:22 - 02:35:10
Value Decrement and Increment - 02:35:11 - 02:41:30
While Loops - 02:41:31 - 02:46:33
While True - 02:46:34 - 02:50:35
Iterable or not Iterable - 02:50:36 - 02:54:08
Python Elevator Exercise - 02:54:09 - 03:02:59
Functions - 03:03:00 - 03:08:07
Function Parameters - 03:08:08 - 03:18:34
Python Pythagoras Exercise - 03:18:35 - 03:23:55
Return Statement - 03:23:56 - 03:31:01
Python Credit Card Exercise - 03:31:02 - 03:44:04
Classes - 03:44:05 - 03:51:41
Instance Attributes - 03:51:42 - 03:54:16
Constructor / __init__ - 03:54:17 - 04:10:19
Instance Methods - 04:10:20 - 04:14:53
Why self? - 04:14:54 - 04:19:25
Class and Instance Attributes - 04:19:26 - 04:30:26
Python War game ( Final Exercise ) - 04:30:27 - 05:00:00

[jimshapedcoding]

Hey people! What other full courses you want to see ? Let me know down below!

[athegreat]

I feel so glad that im the not the only one who feels like quitting just cause of Class. Thank you for sharing.

[אורן]

כל הכבוד ואחלה ערוץ! רק חבל שאין כתוביות בעברית ביוטיוב לדעתי יכול רק להוסיף ילדים חרדים אנשים שלא חזקים באנגלית.... אם אתה כבר ישראלי יכול רק לתרום
בהצלחה

[TheGreatMind]

# 3:02:45

#Improvement: if the previous floor same as the current floor, then, output "You are already on this floor"
#Updated code
previous_floor = None
while True:
answer = input("Which floor you want me to take you? ")
if answer == "out":
print("Exiting...")
break
else:
answer_floor = int(answer)

if previous_floor == answer_floor:
print(f'You are already on this floor {previous_floor} ')

elif answer_floor >= 0 and answer_floor <= 20:
print(f"You are on floor number {answer} ")
previous_floor = answer_floor
else:
print(f"I cannot take you to {answer_floor} ")

[tgnw]

Waited for something like this a lot of time now, 2021 must be the year that I should master Python and this seems like a great video to watch.

[jeverydk]

The as-we-go exercises, makes this one of the absolute best python courses on youtube.

Not just coding along with the topics, but exercises with examples on how its use.

Love it!

[tanmaypatel]

Great tutorial! But a small correction can be made:
In the video he has assigned the variable p_won_score = (deck/2) + 1
However, if the deck is an odd number (deck / 2) will return a floating point value and the player score will never be equal to the p_won_score. So, instead of just dividing the deck by 2, Integer dividing it will solve this issue.
That would be:
p_won_score = (deck // 2) + 1

For beginners: // divides two numbers but only returns the numbers before the decimal point of the result.

[dannygoffstein]

We waited long time for something like this in 2021. Added to my watch later list!

[empowercode]

Hey Jim, nice to meet you! I just found your channel, love what you're doing!

I like how clear and detailed your explanations are as well as the depth of knowledge you have surrounding the topic! Since I run a tech education channel as well, I love to see fellow Content Creators sharing, educating, and inspiring a large global audience. I wish you the best of luck on your YouTube Journey, can't wait to see you succeed! Your content really stands out and you've put so much thought into your videos, I applaud you on that!

Cheers, take care, and keep up the great work ;)

[kfirc]

The effort that has put in by you in this tutorial is huge. Thanks a lot and keep going!

[markcoucke]

Great beginners course!!! Very well explained, you even made classes a little more comprehensible 😁 thx!

[mohammadali]

first of all, thanks very much for ur fantastic series, keep going Master....
in p_won_score = (deck / 2) + 1 must be p_won_score = (deck // 2) + 1 to be Integer Number if u make 11 cards u return float or u change to int(deck/2+1)

[brunocarvalho]

Simply amazing content!! Thank u so much for put so much effort on it

[piotrguzek]

Thank you so much for this tutorial :) I've had a few attemps to start learning Python before, but this video finally helped me through the fundamentals. Keep up the good work!

[mikhailvasilyev]

elevator challenge with the same floor.

current_floor = 0

while True:
floor = input("Enter floor number, please.")
if floor == "out":
print("Exiting...")
break
else:
floor_number = int(floor)
if current_floor == floor_number:
print(f"You are already on the {floor_number} floor.")
elif floor_number > 0 and floor_number <= 20:
print(f"You are on the {floor_number} floor.")
current_floor = floor_number
else:
print(f"There is no {floor} floor in the building.")

[hectormotsepe]

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Thank you very much. This course is brilliant

[chessketeer]

Jim, you are a great teacher! Thank you very much for your work. I didn't find your course 2 years ago, but I am very happy to have found it now.

[Slink]

גיליתי את הערוץ שלך לפני איזה חצי שעה ואתה מלמד את כל מה שאני רוצה ללמוד ויותר! מלך כבר אמרתי?

[milesmukerji]

0 dislikes! Wow! The first video i've ever seen like this!

[charumathypapaiah]

A great start to Python beginners !!!
Thank you for all your effort in making this video.