Course Content
Introduction to Programming and Python
Overview of Python History and evolution Python’s features and benefits Set-Up Development Environment Installing Python and IDE (e.g., PyCharm, VS Code) Writing and running your first Python program Hands-On Activity Write a simple Python program to display “Hello, World!”
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Overview of Programming and Python
Set-Up Development Environment
Hands-On Activity
Structure Of A Python Program
A comprehensive overview of the structure of a Python program, covering essential concepts efficiently.
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Structure of a Python Program
Basic Syntax and Control Statements
Basic Syntax Structure of a Python program Data types, variables, and operators
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Basic Syntax
Control Statements
Hands-On Activity
Functions and Modules
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Functions
Modules
Hands-On Activity
Data Structures
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Lists
Tuples and Sets
Dictionaries
Hands-On Activity
Strings and File I/O
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Strings
File I/O
Hands-On Activity
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
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Classes and Objects
Inheritance
Hands-On Activity
Exception Handling
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Types of Exceptions
Try | Except | Finally
Raising Exceptions
Hands-On Activity
Libraries and Frameworks
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Standard Libraries
Third-Party Libraries
Hands-On Activity
Web Scraping and APIs
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Web Scraping
APIs
Hands-On Activity
Final Project and Advanced Topics
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Introduction to multithreading
Basics of GUI Programming with Tkinter
Final Project
Python Programming For Beginners
About Lesson

Write a Simple Python Program to Display “Hello, World!”

  • Objective: Get familiar with the basic syntax and structure of a Python program.
  • Steps:
    1. Open the IDE: Launch PyCharm or VS Code.
    2. Create a New File: Name it hello_world.py.
    3. Write the Code: Type print("Hello, World!").
    4. Run the Program: Execute the file to see the output “Hello, World!” in the console.
  • Discussion: Significance of the print function and how it outputs text to the console.
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