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To master Python in three months, you’ll need a structured and

intensive learning plan. This schedule will cover core Python


programming concepts, advanced topics, libraries, and practical
projects. This plan assumes a commitment of around 3-4 hours of
study per day.

### Month 1: Core Python Programming

#### Week 1: Introduction and Basic Syntax


- **Day 1-2**: Introduction to Python (History, Installation, IDEs)
- **Day 3-4**: Basic Syntax (Variables, Data Types, Operators)
- **Day 5-6**: Control Structures (if-else, loops)
- **Day 7**: Functions and Modules

#### Week 2: Data Structures


- **Day 8-9**: Lists and Tuples
- **Day 10-11**: Dictionaries and Sets
- **Day 12-13**: String Manipulation
- **Day 14**: List Comprehensions and Generators

#### Week 3: Advanced Functions and Error Handling


- **Day 15-16**: Lambda Functions and Higher-Order Functions
- **Day 17-18**: Map, Filter, and Reduce
- **Day 19-20**: Exception Handling (try-except)
- **Day 21**: Custom Exceptions

#### Week 4: File I/O and Modules


- **Day 22-23**: Reading and Writing Files
- **Day 24-25**: Working with CSV and JSON files
- **Day 26-27**: Python Standard Library Overview
- **Day 28**: Creating and Using Custom Modules

### Month 2: Advanced Python Concepts

#### Week 5: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)


- **Day 29-30**: Classes and Objects
- **Day 31-32**: Inheritance and Polymorphism
- **Day 33-34**: Encapsulation and Abstraction
- **Day 35**: Magic Methods and Operator Overloading

#### Week 6: Functional Programming


- **Day 36-37**: Introduction to Functional Programming
- **Day 38-39**: Closures and Decorators
- **Day 40-41**: Iterators and Generators
- **Day 42**: Context Managers

#### Week 7: Web Scraping and Automation


- **Day 43-44**: Introduction to Web Scraping (Beautiful Soup)
- **Day 45-46**: Advanced Web Scraping (Scrapy)
- **Day 47-48**: Automation with Selenium
- **Day 49**: Building a Web Scraping Project

#### Week 8: Working with Databases


- **Day 50-51**: Introduction to SQL and SQLite
- **Day 52-53**: Using SQLAlchemy
- **Day 54-55**: Working with MongoDB
- **Day 56**: Database Connectivity Project

### Month 3: Libraries and Frameworks

#### Week 9: Data Analysis and Visualization


- **Day 57-58**: Introduction to NumPy
- **Day 59-60**: Pandas for Data Analysis
- **Day 61-62**: Data Visualization with Matplotlib
- **Day 63**: Advanced Data Visualization with Seaborn

#### Week 10: Machine Learning


- **Day 64-65**: Introduction to Machine Learning Concepts
- **Day 66-67**: Using Scikit-Learn for Basic ML Models
- **Day 68-69**: Deep Learning with TensorFlow/Keras
- **Day 70**: Building a Simple ML Project

#### Week 11: Web Development


- **Day 71-72**: Introduction to Flask
- **Day 73-74**: Building Web Applications with Flask
- **Day 75-76**: Introduction to Django
- **Day 77**: Building Web Applications with Django

#### Week 12: Advanced Topics and Projects


- **Day 78-79**: Working with APIs (RESTful APIs)
- **Day 80-81**: Testing and Debugging (unittest, pytest)
- **Day 82-83**: Introduction to Asynchronous Programming
(asyncio)
- **Day 84-86**: Capstone Project Planning and Setup
- **Day 87-89**: Capstone Project Development
- **Day 90**: Capstone Project Presentation and Review
### Final Review and Projects
- **Day 91-93**: Review and Revision of All Topics
- **Day 94-96**: Practice Projects (Combine various concepts
learned)
- **Day 97-99**: Advanced Project (e.g., Full Stack Application)
- **Day 100**: Final Assessment and Next Steps

### Study Tips


- **Practice Regularly**: Consistency is key to mastering Python.
- **Use Online Resources**: Utilize platforms like Codecademy,
Coursera, and Stack Overflow.
- **Join Communities**: Participate in forums, join study groups, and
attend webinars.
- **Build Projects**: Apply what you learn by building small projects
and gradually increase their complexity.

This schedule is intensive but provides a comprehensive roadmap to


mastering Python in three months. Adjust the timeline based on your
personal progress and understanding.

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