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Welcome to Python

Programming
Introduction to the Course
• Overview of Python

• Applications of Python in various fields


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• Course structure and expectations


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Why Python?
• Easy to learn, read, and write
• Versatile and powerful
• Huge community support
• Wide range of libraries and frameworks
Setting Up Python
• Installing Python

• Introduction to IDEs (Integrated Development Environments)


• VS Code
• Pycharm (Community)

• Writing your first Python script


Python Basics - Syntax
• Python syntax overview

• Indentation
• Comments in Python
• Executing a Python script
Variables and Data Types
• What are variables?
• Data types in Python: Integers, Floats, Strings, Booleans
• Dynamic typing in Python
Basic Operations
• Arithmetic operations: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication,
Division
• Assignment operations
• Type conversion
Strings and Input
• Working with strings: Concatenation, Multiplication, Indexing,
Slicing
• The ' input() ' function
• Basic string methods
Control Structures- If-Else
• Understanding conditional statements

• Syntax of if, elif, and else


• Nested if statements
• Comparison and Logical operators
Loops in Python
The ' for ' loop: Iterating over sequences
The ' while ' loop: Repeating code as long as a condition is true
Loop control statements: break, continue, pass
Functions in Python
Defining and calling functions
Arguments and return values
Scope of variables
Docstrings
Modules in Python
What are modules?
Importing modules
Exploring the Python Standard Library
Creating and using your own modules
Project 1: Basic Calculator
Application
Project overview and objectives
Planning the application
Implementing basic operations: Addition , Subtraction,
Multiplication, Division
Extending the calculator: Incorporating functions, handling user
input, and error checking
Project Structure and Pseudocode
Structuring your Python project
Writing pseudocode for the calculator
Implementing the calculator logic
Testing and Debugging
Testing your calculator application
Common bugs and how to debug them
Best practices for testing and debugging
Conclusion and Next Steps
Recap of Week 1
Preview of Week 2: Advanced Python Concepts
Resources for further learning
Q&A
Thank You!
Contact information for questions and support
Encouragement to practice and explore Python further

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