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Python learning plan

The Python Learning Plan outlines a structured four-week curriculum covering Python basics, control flow, functions, and exception handling. Each week includes specific topics and hands-on activities designed to build programming skills progressively. By the end of the plan, learners will be equipped to develop and deploy Python applications, complete a real-world project, and contribute to open-source initiatives.

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Python learning plan

The Python Learning Plan outlines a structured four-week curriculum covering Python basics, control flow, functions, and exception handling. Each week includes specific topics and hands-on activities designed to build programming skills progressively. By the end of the plan, learners will be equipped to develop and deploy Python applications, complete a real-world project, and contribute to open-source initiatives.

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Python Learning Plan

Week 1: Python Basics & Setup


Day 1 : Introduction to Programming & Python Setup (24/02/2025)
 How a computer program works
 Programming languages vs. natural languages
 Machine language vs. high-level language
 Compilation vs. interpretation
 Installing and configuring Python
 Running your first Python program
Day 2: The print() Function & Basic I/O (25/02/2025)
 Understanding the print() function
 Function arguments & return values
 Escape sequences (\n, \t)
 Using multiple arguments in print()
 Formatting output (f-strings)
Day 3: Variables & Operators (26/02/2025)
 What are variables? How to declare them?
 Variable naming rules & conventions
 Basic operators (+, -, *, /, //, %, **)
 Operator precedence & associativity
Day 4: Python Literals & Comments (27/02/2025)
 Understanding literals: integers, floats, strings, booleans
 String operations & type conversion
 Writing and using comments
Week 2: Control Flow & Loops
Day 5: Conditional Statements (03/03/2025)
 if, if-else, and if-elif-else conditions
 Comparison and logical operators (==, !=, <, >, <=, >=)
 Writing conditional statements with user input
Day 6: Loops – while & for (04/03/2025)
 while loops: syntax & examples
 Writing while loops with conditions
 for loops: looping over a range
 The range(start, stop, step) function
Day 7: Loop Control Statements (05/03/2025)
 break and continue in loops
 Nested loops
 else clause in loops
Day 8: Lists & List Operations (06/03/2025)
 Creating and accessing lists
 Indexing and slicing lists
 Modifying lists (append(), insert(), remove())
Week 3: Functions, Lists & Sorting
Day 9: Functions & Scope (10/03/2025)
 Defining functions
 Function parameters & return values
 Global vs. local variables
Day 10: Advanced Functions & Recursion (11/03/2025)
 Positional & keyword arguments
 Default parameter values
 Recursive functions (Factorial, Fibonacci)
Day 11: Sorting & Searching in Lists (12/03/2025)
 Sorting algorithms (Bubble Sort)
 List methods (sort(), reverse())
 Searching for elements in a list
Day 12: Dictionaries & Tuples (13/03/2025)
 Dictionary creation & operations
 Dictionary methods (keys(), values(), items())
 Tuples: creating and using
Week 4: Exception Handling & Final Prep
Day 13: Exception Handling (17/03/2025)
 Common Python errors
 Using try-except to handle exceptions
 Multiple exception handling
Day 14: Testing & Debugging (18/03/2025)
 Unit testing in Python (assert statements)
 Print debugging

Completion Goal :
By the end of this learning journey, you will be able to build, debug, and
deploy Python applications confidently. you will complete at least one real
world project, such as a website or App, automation script, or data analysis
tool, and contribute to an open-source project and build your own portfolio.

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