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Python learning plan

The document outlines a structured 7-phase plan for mastering Python, starting from basic concepts to advanced topics and specialization areas. Each phase includes specific goals, topics to cover, and practical projects to reinforce learning. The plan emphasizes consistent daily coding practice and setting weekly goals to achieve an advanced skill level in Python.

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Python learning plan

The document outlines a structured 7-phase plan for mastering Python, starting from basic concepts to advanced topics and specialization areas. Each phase includes specific goals, topics to cover, and practical projects to reinforce learning. The plan emphasizes consistent daily coding practice and setting weekly goals to achieve an advanced skill level in Python.

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Phase 1: Foundation (2–3 Weeks)

Goal: Master Python basics and core concepts.


Topics:
Syntax, Variables, Data Types ✅
Conditional Statements (if-else) ✅
Loops (for, while) ✅
Functions ✅
Lists ✅
Tuples ✅
Sets
Dictionaries
File Handling
Exception Handling
Lambda
Strings
Arrays
Practice:
Solve beginner problems on HackerRank or LeetCode.
Small projects: Calculator, To-Do List, or a Number Guessing
Game.
Phase 2: Object-Oriented Programming (2 Weeks)
Goal: Understand and apply OOP principles.

Topics:
Classes and Objects
Inheritance, Polymorphism
Encapsulation, Abstraction
Magic Methods (_init, __str_, etc.)

Practice:
Create a Library Management System or a Simple Game (e.g.,
Tic-Tac-Toe).
Phase 3: Intermediate Concepts (3–4 Weeks)

Goal: Work with data handling and algorithms.

Topics:

Recursion

Data Structures (Stacks, Queues, Linked Lists, Trees, Graphs)

Algorithms (Sorting, Searching, Dynamic Programming)

Modules and Packages

Decorators and Generators

Practice:
Solve problems on LeetCode, focusing on data structures.

Build a basic web scraper using BeautifulSoup or Scrapy.

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Phase 4: Advanced Python (4–6 Weeks)

Goal: Dive into specialized Python topics.

Topics:

File I/O (JSON, CSV)

Regular Expressions

Multithreading and Multiprocessing


Functional Programming (lambda, map, filter, reduce)

Context Managers

Memory Management

Practice:

Build a text analyzer, chatbot, or automation scripts.

Solve complex algorithm challenges.

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Phase 5: Libraries and Frameworks (6–8 Weeks)


Goal: Gain expertise in widely-used Python libraries.

Topics:

NumPy and Pandas (Data Analysis)

Matplotlib and Seaborn (Data Visualization)

OpenCV (Image Processing)

TensorFlow/PyTorch (Machine Learning)

Flask or Django (Web Development)

PyGame (Game Development)

Practice:
Projects:

Data analysis with Pandas (e.g., analyzing stock prices)

Web app with Flask/Django (e.g., blog site)

Object detection with OpenCV

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Phase 6: Software Development Practices (4 Weeks)

Goal: Learn professional coding standards.

Topics:

Version Control with Git/GitHub


Testing (Unit Tests with pytest)

Documentation (docstrings, README)

Design Patterns

Deployment (Docker, CI/CD basics)

Practice:

Contribute to open-source projects on GitHub.

Write well-documented, tested Python packages.

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Phase 7: Specialization (Ongoing)

Goal: Master a domain based on interest.

Options:

Data Science/AI → Deepen knowledge in machine learning with


scikit-learn, TensorFlow, and PyTorch.

Web Development → Master Django, Flask, and REST APIs.

Automation/Scripting → Use Selenium, OpenCV, and


PyAutoGUI.

Game Development → Expand with PyGame or game engines.

IoT/Embedded Systems → Work with Arduino and Raspberry


Pi.
Practice:

Develop full-scale projects (AI models, web apps, or games).

Participate in coding competitions (e.g., Kaggle, Codeforces).

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Daily/Weekly Routine:

Daily Coding: 1–2 hours solving coding problems.

Project Work: 1–2 hours on projects or learning libraries.

Weekly Goals: Set small, achievable goals each week.


By consistently following this plan, you'll steadily build up to an
advanced Python skill level.

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