Python Tutorial for Beginners - Learn Python in 5 Hours [FULL COURSE]

Python Tutorial for Beginners | Full Python Course | Learn Python in 2023

In this complete Python course you will learn everything you need to get started with Python. 🤩
By the end of this course, you will have a good understanding of the concepts and hands-on experience with several demo projects you can follow along.

Python is the most popular programming language out there and it is used for so many different industries, like: Web Development, Data Science, Machine Learning and DevOps Automation. So learning Python is definitely a good idea! 💪

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Want to try PyCharm Professional Edition? JetBrains provided me with a 100% discount code! 🙂
With "PYCHARMFORDEVOPS" you can try PyCharm Professional for 3-month!
► Valid until Jan 1, 2026

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0:00 - Course Intro & Course Overview
2:53 - Introduction to Python
07:01 - Installation and Local Setup with PyCharm
14:10 - Write our first Python program
15:33 - Python IDE vs simple File Editor
19:04 - Strings and Number Data Types
30:11 - Variables in Python
39:33 - Encapsulate Logic with Functions
54:00 - Scope
59:50 - Accepting User Input
1:15:28 - Conditionals (if / else) and Boolean Data Type
1:44:18 - Error Handling with Try / Except
1:50:11 - While Loops
2:02:43 - Lists and For Loops
2:21:51 - Thanks JetBrains!
2:23:17 - Comments in Python
2:27:23 - Sets
2:38:31 - Built-In Functions
2:44:25 - Dictionary Data Type
3:01:32 - Modularize your project with Modules
3:20:09 - Project: Countdown App
3:40:27 - Packages, PyPI and pip
3:54:06 - Project: Automation with Python (Working with Spreadsheets)
4:44:02 - Object Oriented Programming: Classes and Objects
5:14:35 - Project: API Request to GitLab
5:30:23 - Wrap Up

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▬▬▬▬▬▬ S P E C I A L O F F E R 🎉 ▬▬▬▬▬▬
Want to try PyCharm Professional Edition? JetBrains provided me with a 100% discount code! 🙂
With "PYCHARMFORDEVOPS" you can try PyCharm Professional for 3-month!
► Valid until Jun 30, 2021

▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Course Intro & Course Overview
2:53 - Introduction to Python
07:01 - Installation and Local Setup with PyCharm
14:10 - Write our first Python program
15:33 - Python IDE vs simple File Editor
19:04 - Strings and Number Data Types
30:11 - Variables in Python
39:33 - Encapsulate Logic with Functions
54:00 - Scope
59:50 - Accepting User Input
1:15:28 - Conditionals (if / else) and Boolean Data Type
1:44:18 - Error Handling with Try / Except
1:50:11 - While Loops
2:02:43 - Lists and For Loops
2:21:51 - Thanks JetBrains!
2:23:17 - Comments in Python
2:27:23 - Sets
2:38:31 - Built-In Functions
2:44:25 - Dictionary Data Type
3:01:32 - Modularize your project with Modules
3:20:09 - Project: Countdown App
3:40:27 - Packages, PyPI and pip
3:54:06 - Project: Automation with Python (Working with Spreadsheets)
4:44:02 - Object Oriented Programming: Classes and Objects
5:14:35 - Project: API Request to GitLab
5:30:23 - Wrap Up

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[codingmadeclear]

She sat for 5 and a half hours and talked about python, and then released it for free. legend

[jonathanh]

I did struggle a lot to learn Python. I wasted a lot of time with complicated tutorials online.
What changed everything to me was learning through very basic books. You need to walk before you can run.
Once I got them right, learning Python and everything else became much easier.
Edit: For those asking about the books, the best basic one is Javascript In Less than 50 Pages.
It`s about Javascript but it is the fastest to learn the conceps that will be useful in any programming language.
Then I would definetly recommend A Smarter Way to Learn Python. Your knowledge will transform.

[DimitrovDani]

5 hours of pure gold! Can't believe how clearly and elegantly this lady explains! Thank you, Nana!

[sebastianthomas]

Just completed this video. It took two days to complete because I installed all the software that you used for this course and then practiced real time successfully while going through this fantastic video. In the last session, you discussed about 'API requests with Python' and by the end of that session, you fantastically shared with us all the projects and URLs that clearly shows your brilliance! From now onward, I will use your name NANA as a synonym for GENEROCITY and SHARING. This world is a better place because of the presence of people like you! Thank you!!

[The_Alpha_Channel]

Absolutely magic.
I have done a bit of Sql Crystal reporting in the past. Then I saw your Python video
I am 69 years old and retired. The brain has snapped back into production with this learning.
Thank you for letting me learn from your clear and easy to understand Youtube video.
I am 54 minutes in. I hope I can progress to the full 5.5 hours.

[jackgaston]

Thank you, thank you! I had almost given up. (actually I did for 1 year) I am 64 and have no background in computers so I was literally starting from ground 0. I had tried other teachers but in the end all I was doing was mimicking them and not understanding a thing I was doing, much less knowing why. You did a great job of teaching and explaining as you went making sure we understand what and why. I am excited about learning again. You are awesome!

[christophesafarilwiyando]

The best thing about this tutorial, differently from others of other teachers out there, is that the more you keep watching, the more you understand!!! Thanks a lot Teacher Nana. You rock!

[martindavid]

Thanks for your video. As a non-native US, it's really easy to understand your accent and the rythm of your voice isn't to fast (unlike others youtubers!).

[killabrin]

5 hours long lecture w/o ads, you're amazing

[syoudipta]

Just completed your amazing course. You really delivered what you promised. One of the fascinating aspects of thoroughness in this course struck me when you explained the use case of single and double quotes for strings, which I think most learners and teachers just take for granted. I hope many more people find this course and your entire channel and use these materials for good.

[GrigoriySemenov]

My congratulations, Nana! As a teacher with many years' experience I see your TechWorld as a piece of excellent teaching. It's not just about the content, but even more about the way you present it... Calm voice with every word clearly pronounced, absolutely understandable text... Perfect combination of graphics and practical examples. I am not starting my career, rather refreshing it and giving a new start. In TechWorld with Nana I found a lot of things useful for myself and very good to share with my students. I wish I started my own programming career 30 years ago with Nana's presentations! Not that my own teachers were so bad, but Nana is an absolutely fabulous one! Thank you again, Nana! Wishing you the greatest success in your job!

[briansimpson]

As a hobby coder, I found this tutorial very interesting and helped me to understand certain concepts that I had previously found challenging. The explanation's were easily understandable, and relevent. Appreciate the time and effort you must have spent producing this tutorial, thank you.

[AdCosmo]

What a Udemy course failed to clearly teach me in an hour, you explained perfectly in 5 minutes (functions and arguments). Thank you!

[HotTagProductions]

Just starting my dive into python; I'm 50 minutes into this so far and the way you're laying it out is fantastic and I can't wait to watch the rest. Thanks so much for this!

[MaddSweetGT]

I'm at 23.06 ... And I am already blown away are how great you are at explaining Python.

[varishajani]

People like you are supporting us people who can't afford expensive course's, may God bless you☺️☺️

[trajcetrajcevski]

I'm wondering who can dislike this? Probably someone who didnt watch it! NANA YOU ARE THE BEST!

[DannyKandie-lkim]

Am watching it a year later, and its amazing. Step by step from zero literally. Big thanks.

[zoltan]

Wonderful presentation. Not only does Nana cover the basics of python extremely well, but also many important aspects of good programming technique. The pace is perfect, and starting from a very simple program and adding more complex functionality through the presentation is beautifully done. Hats off to you!!