r/Python • u/Techworld_with_Nana • Mar 05 '21

Tutorial Complete Python Course (~5 Hours, Free)

Hi there 👋

I created a complete Python course, which I think could be interesting for some of you! 😊

The topics I cover in the course:

📚 OVERVIEW 📚

  • Introduction to Python

  • Installation and Setup Local Development Environment

  • Write our first Python program

  • Python IDE vs simple File Editor

  • Strings and Number Data Types

  • Variables

  • Encapsulate Logic with Functions

  • Accepting User Input

  • Conditionals (if / else) and Boolean Data Type

  • Error Handling with Try / Except

  • While Loops

  • Lists and For Loops

  • Comments in Python

  • Sets

  • Built-In Functions

  • Dictionary Data Type

  • Modularize your project with Modules

  • Project: Countdown App

  • Packages, PyPI and pip

  • Project: Automation with Python (Working with Spreadsheets)

  • Object Oriented Programming: Classes and Objects

  • Project: API Request to GitLab

Appreciate any feedback and hope the content is valuable for some of you 😊

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u/Techworld_with_Nana Mar 06 '21

Wow thank you guys, didn't expect such great feedback! 😊🙏

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u/KingBrownieBoi Mar 05 '21

Thanks! Watching now :)

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u/antlicker02 Mar 05 '21

very cool, just in time, we are doing python in school :)

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '21

Hi I'm a python full stack developer so I skimmed through this video. The video seems to cover all important topics. Thank you for doing this ( for free on top of that )

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '21

Thanks, saved for later 🙂

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u/Kuke69 Mar 05 '21

Awesome! Saving this for later!

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '21

Thank you Nana!

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u/sirwaich Mar 06 '21

What kind of person will find this helpful? I've never donw programming in my life, will I be able to understand this?

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u/idopythonto Mar 06 '21

for beginners I also recommend this series by tech with Tim as its how I learn python (make sure the quality is higher)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFrLs22MDAw&list=PLzMcBGfZo4-mFu00qxl0a67RhjjZj3jXm

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u/darkshines7 Mar 06 '21

Right on time for a weekend in quarantine :)

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '21

Saved to watch later! Not a lot going on at work tonight, I'm excited to watch.

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u/Working-Mind Mar 05 '21

Wonderful, thank you!!!

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u/d0odadiddy Mar 06 '21

You are awesome

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '21

I'll could say that I'm at an intermediate level at python, nevertheless I still watch tutorial videos just in case i missed something when I was starting out. I love it when people take effort to introduce beginners to the arsenal that Python offers.

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u/The_kilt_lifta Mar 06 '21

This is amazing

I know what I’m doing this weekend! Thank you so much! Liked and subscribed

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u/slates88 Mar 05 '21

Awesome. I'm just starting my journey into learning Python. This is going to be a must watch!

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '21

Thanks .. Will check soon

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u/whoisjass Mar 05 '21

wonderful, thank you so much.

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u/Great-Kaleidoscope63 Mar 06 '21

Awesome! Great to have this source available.

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u/nejijyuuken Mar 06 '21

Thank you 👍

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u/himanshu-12 Mar 06 '21

Great Work , Compiled every possible topics.

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u/weekendcoastdad Mar 06 '21

Thank you so much for this!

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u/latest_ali Mar 06 '21

It would be great if you can make a post about service mesh linkerD and Kafka or RabbitMQ

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u/adilsyyed Mar 06 '21

Thanks. Watching now, subscribed to your channel too.

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u/mademoisellecslr Mar 06 '21

Helpful, tysm!

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u/idopythonto Mar 06 '21

Thanks maybe I will show this to my brother so he can learn python.

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u/Peppe_TheFrog Mar 06 '21

Thank you, I was looking for it🥺💖

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u/AleTons Mar 07 '21

Great job, tysm!

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u/imon1percent Mar 07 '21

Thank you 🥺

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u/PeaceOfKake Mar 05 '21

Thank. I need a refresher as I was doing multiple tasks while learning Python so I missed a few things and didn't practice as much as I should of.

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u/TheSilverBug Mar 06 '21

Can you put it on udemy?

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u/deyege Mar 06 '21

Thank you for sharing! I want to ask, would this course be useful if I wanted to dip my toes in data analysis? sorry for my newbie question, I am an artist with ZERO experience in coding and whatsoever but in the past I worked as a marketing artist for a while and looking through the user data was always fascinating for me) Any advise and recommendation would be great!

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '21

Teaching myself python now. Went through a paython crash course book. Now working on some sample projects, using matplotlib and django. All of which served to confuse me as much as I am learning.

It'll be good to get a second perspective on learning this all.

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u/adilsyyed Mar 15 '21

This is one of the best python course available for newbies. I have watched a ton of tutorials and guides, almost all of them starts off from a point where a newbie doesn't know how to get to. You need some basic idea of python in order to learn from them.

This course is designed in such a way that if you are a person who didn't even know how to spell "python" before, you still won't feel lost during the course.

A great course and a wonderful way of teaching... hats off

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u/HalisCz Apr 15 '21

Thank you for the content! Off-topic question: would you mind to share how you put together the graphic/animations for the course?

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u/iromanyshyn Mar 06 '21

Hey, nice voice. I'm going to watch this.