
Pcep – Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer
Published 12/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
What you’ll learn
Understand fundamental Python terms and structure.
Work with different types of data, including numbers and strings.
Use Python for making decisions and repeating tasks in your code.
Explore data storage and manipulation through lists, tuples, and dictionaries.
Learn how to decompose code using functions for better organization.
Grasp essential programming skills such as conditional statements and loops.
Gain hands-on experience in writing and executing Python code and lot more.
Requirements
Students should have access to a computer or laptop for hands-on programming exercises.
A stable internet connection may be needed for accessing course materials, resources, and any online components.
Familiarity with a basic text editor or integrated development environment (IDE) for writing Python code.
A foundational understanding of using a computer, including file management and basic software operations.
The course is designed for beginners, so no prior programming experience might be necessary.
A basic understanding of mathematical concepts can be helpful but may not be strictly required, depending on the course content.
Description
Overview
Section 1: Basic Concepts
Lecture 1 Python First Project
Lecture 2 Keyword
Lecture 3 Indentation
Lecture 4 Comments
Lecture 5 Bool, Int, Float
Lecture 7 Basic Calculator
Lecture 9 Assign multiple values
Lecture 10 Control flow 1 if condition
Lecture 11 control flow 2 if else
Lecture 12 control flow 3 if elif else
Lecture 13 Control flow 4 nested conditions
Lecture 14 Control flow 5 for loop
Lecture 15 Control flow 6 while loop
Lecture 16 Control Flow 7 break and continue
Lecture 17 Control flow 8 pass
Lecture 18 Operators 1
Lecture 19 Operators 2
Lecture 20 Operators 3
Lecture 21 Operators 4
Lecture 22 string 1
Lecture 23 string 2
Lecture 24 string 3
Lecture 25 string 4
Lecture 26 string 5 – concatenate
Lecture 27 string 6 – format
Lecture 28 string methods 1
Lecture 29 string methods 2
Lecture 30 string methods 3
Lecture 31 string methods 4
Lecture 32 string methods 5
Lecture 33 string methods 6
Lecture 34 string methods 7

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