Learn how to program in Python, one of the most requested skills by employers in 2023! Junior Python developers earn over $70,000 on average in their first job!Dive into the world of Python with "Python Complete, From First Line to First Job," a course meticulously crafted for absolute beginners. This journey starts from the ground up, from installing Python on your personal computer and introducing you to the fundamentals of programming with Python, a language renowned for its simplicity and versatility. You'll gain hands-on experience with real-world exercises whilst exploring various facets of Python including: VariablesData StructuresControl FlowObject-Oriented ProgrammingModulesUnit TestsScopesDebuggingEnvironment VariablesFilesDatabasesCSVsHTTP RequestsWeb scrapingServersand much more!The course unfolds Python's extensive capabilities, from File Handling and Database Management to mastering HTTP Requests and HTML for web scraping. You'll not only learn to code but also embrace best coding practices, ensuring your journey from a novice to a skilled programmer is smooth and efficient. The course integrates practical projects like building games, a library management system, and a weather forecast program, ensuring you apply what you learn in engaging real-world scenariosAs you progress, you'll delve into Version Control with Git, understand the basics of servers and APIs, and even get a glimpse of deploying a server on AWS, preparing you for the professional world of software development. By the end of this course, you'll have the confidence and skills to tackle real-world problems with Python, opening doors to a thriving career in coding.
What you'll learn
programming in Python
understanding variables and data structures
implementing control flow and object-oriented programming
working with files and databases
debugging and testing code
using version control with Git
Course objectives
to provide a foundational understanding of Python programming
to develop practical coding skills through real-world projects
to prepare students for entry-level roles in software development