Python Learning Roadmap for Beginners - This is how I learned! - Vlog 4

In this vlog, I will share my roadmap of learning Python along with examples and links to some relevant tutorials on my channel! 🙂
Please keep in mind that I didn't cover all the topics just yet... so an official fancy roadmap tutorial will follow! this one is just a warm-up, but I'm sure you will find it helpful as well, especially if you're not sure which topics to tackle first! 😵😵😵

⏰ TIMESTAMPS ⏰
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00:00 - big thank you to Mike for requesting this video! 😀
00:18 - data types and variables
01:25 - methods and operators
02:04 - control flow operations
02:40 - functions
03:03 - classes
03:57 - Numpy, Pandas, Matplotlib
04:31 - advanced Python libraries
05:19 - learning tips and motivation! 💪

📺 TUTORIAL LINKS 📺
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⭐ For Loops:
⭐ Functions:
⭐ Classes and Objects:
⭐ Forest of Objects Code Along - Practice Classes:
⭐ Basic Guide to Pandas - All you need to know!:
⭐ Ultimate Guide to NumPy Arrays:
⭐ Ultimate Guide to NumPy Operations:
⭐ Graphs with Pandas:
⭐ Graphs with Pandas and Matplotlib:
⭐ Train Basic Neural Network with Numpy and Pandas ONLY!
⭐ Machine Learning Databases with Pytorch:
⭐ Web Scraping Linkedin with Selenium:
⭐ Web Scraping with Beautiful Soup:
⭐ Simple Greeting App with Kivy:
⭐ Simple Mobile App with KivyMD:
⭐ Web Application with Flask:
⭐ Extract Text from PDF with Tkinter:
⭐ Trivia Game with PyQt5:

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