The Complete Python Course For Beginners

This python course is designed to take you from beginner to pro in the python language. This python course is designed to teach you everything you need to know about python. It assumes no prior knowledge and is a perfect python tutorial for beginners. This course is split into 4 main sections: Beginner Python Programming, Object Oriented Programming, Intermediate Python Programming and Expert Python Features.

Note: There may be some missing links and resources. Leave a comment if so and I'll try my best to add them!

⭐️ Time Stamps ⭐️

📕 Beginner Python Programming 📕
(00:00:00) Introduction
(00:01:12) Variables & Data Types
(00:12:21) Basic Operators & Input
(00:24:11) Conditions
(00:32:54) if-elif-else
(00:45:56) Chained Conditionals & Nested Statements
(00:53:29) For Loops
(00:59:29) While Loops
(01:05:51) List's and Tuples
(01:14:09) Iteration by Item
(01:20:13) String Methods
(01:26:38) Slice Operator
(01:33:41) Functions
(01:42:10) How to Read a Text File
(01:50:31) Writing to a Text File
(01:54:50) Using .count() and .find()
(02:01:47) Introduction to Modular Programming
(02:09:28) Optional Parameters
(02:15:36) Try and Except (Error Handling)
(02:20:29) Global vs Local Variables

📗 Object Oriented Programming 📗
(02:29:16) Introduction to Objects
(02:39:02) Creating Classes
(02:50:37) Inheritance
(03:03:13) Overloading Methods
(03:16:01) Static Methods and Class Methods
(03:25:44) Private and Public Classes

📘 Intermediate Python 📘
(03:31:40) Optional Parameters
(03:41:13) Static and Class Methods
(03:50:24) Map Function
(03:56:15) Filter Function
(04:03:12) Lambda Function
(04:10:12) Introduction to Collections
(04:22:17) Named Tuple
(04:30:20) Deque

📙 Advanced Python 📙
(04:40:12) Overview of Python
(04:58:34) Dunder/Magic Methods
(05:12:23) Metaclasses
(05:34:10) Decorators
(05:50:29) Generators
(06:04:32) Context Managers

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⭐️ Time Stamps ⭐️

📕 Beginner Python Programming 📕
(00:00:00) Introduction
(00:01:12) Variables & Data Types
(00:12:21) Basic Operators & Input
(00:24:11) Conditions
(00:32:54) if-elif-else
(00:45:56) Chained Conditionals & Nested Statements
(00:53:29) For Loops
(00:59:29) While Loops
(01:05:51) List's and Tuples
(01:14:09) Iteration by Item
(01:20:13) String Methods
(01:26:38) Slice Operator
(01:33:41) Functions
(01:42:10) How to Read a Text File
(01:50:31) Writing to a Text File
(01:54:50) Using .count() and .find()
(02:01:47) Introduction to Modular Programming
(02:09:28) Optional Parameters
(02:15:36) Try and Except (Error Handling)
(02:20:29) Global vs Local Variables

📗 Object Oriented Programming 📗
(02:29:16) Introduction to Objects
(02:39:02) Creating Classes
(02:50:37) Inheritance
(03:03:13) Overloading Methods
(03:16:01) Static Methods and Class Methods
(03:25:44) Private and Public Classes

📘 Intermediate Python 📘
(03:31:40) Optional Parameters
(03:41:13) Static and Class Methods
(03:50:24) Map Function
(03:56:15) Filter Function
(04:03:12) Lambda Function
(04:10:12) Introduction to Collections
(04:22:17) Named Tuple
(04:30:20) Deque

📙 Advanced Python 📙
(04:40:12) Overview of Python
(04:58:34) Dunder/Magic Methods
(05:12:23) Metaclasses
(05:34:10) Decorators
(05:50:29) Generators
(06:04:32) Context Managers

[danielzhou]

When you realize that he recorded some of these at 6am in the morning just for us so we can learn coding....

[dillan.]

So I've been coding for a few years now. My knowledge in Python is extensive, although it has major gaps. So I thought why not take this course and learn some things that I didn't before. Never before have I seen a full tutorial that is of such quality and everything is so clear and to the point. You really have a knack for this stuff. I'm now on the last 2 little bits of the whole course. I've learnt loads! I now have a better understanding of Python, I really do thank you. I can't believe it was all for free - just open on the internet. I would genuinely pay for a course of this quality. Thank you so much! <3

[deliafeng]

my python learning journey
day 1: 24:11
day 2: 1:15:48
day 3: camping
day 4: 1:50:32
day 5: 2:01:50
day 6: 2:29:34
day 7: 2:50:37
day 8: niagara falls
day 9: niagara falls
day 10: 3:16:02
day 11: 3:31:40
day 12: 4:03:12
day 13: tic tac toe project
day 14: troubleshooting
day 15: it works!
day 16: 4:58:31
day 17: 5:12:23

remember to not give up! a hobby takes time and devotion :) u got this
tip: watch on 2x speed, i always do that lmao
edit 1: repl.it is a great site to practice your code easily, i always use it to refine what i learned!
edit 2: i have made two projects so far without any tutorials--tic tac toe and calculator. day 17 was shorter because i was programming the calc

[WatOnsonn]

Severely underrated video. Should have 3 times the views it has now. Great tutorial, especially for people like me, who already were comfortable with the basics but wanted to deepen their knowledge.

[adrianapetrova]

Here I'm gonna sound like an old lady but I really enjoy how the younger people teach. You never speak excessively and use very understandable examples. Keep it up!

[TheManWhoCan]

This was by far the best tutorial series I've seen on YouTube. The way you break it down, letter by letter, helps SO much. You're a wonderful teacher, Tim.

[ScaredCrows]

You have a natural talent towards teaching and mentoring using only your voice, emphasis and choice of words alone. You manage to make even the most complex OOP concepts crystal clear without putting much effort into presentations, slides, examples and visuals. I think this is your vocation right there, keep it up ! Even the maths behind neural networks have a decent chance of becoming reasonably clear for most if you apply your talents there. Nicely done!

[jonathan]

Incredible. Love how you put the time stamps so even as an intermediate I am able to pick the ones that I don't know well.

[anonymousperson]

Thank you so much! This course has helped me massively! You just gained a subscriber!

[Mister_E_or_Mystery]

Thank you for putting this mammoth resource together. I've just started it and it's really clear and useful material for revision - awesome work!!

[serpentinefireball]

This is amazing Tim! Thank you as this cleared up so many things and made everything very easy to understand. The thing I really appreciated is how you casually explain the right or wrong of the smaller things too e.g. the two elif statements

[Cam-dzin]

This will be extremely useful for me, thank you!

[ahmedmansour]

Can't imagine it's free and here in youtube

[sophiam.]

I looked at few other Python beginner videos before settling on this one because you make everything so easy to understand. Thank you!

[itssuperbaby]

you explained everything so well and now everything is clear! I finally understand 'self' in the classes. Thank you so much for this helpful tutorial!

[caesarmusic]

This is a brilliant tutorial because of the mistakes that you made (you always catch them). It quickly gives someone experience on typical mistakes made.(that would otherwise take a long time)

[leighfriedmann]

Something I found useful when working with the two python screens, if you press Win+ left arrow or right arrow, it aligns the screen to the left or right hand side of the screen, so you can have both side by side

[kurtthorsten]

Tim im simply amazed of how freaking good your content is. You are helping people so much, thank you!

[gzzk]

I'VE BEEN WAITING AGES FOR A TUTORIAL LIKE THIS, THANK YOU SO MUCH