Introduction to Python: A Practical Approach

Learn Python easily and unleash the power of Python coding using Real life examples and Practice activities

What you'll learn

Explore the choices available to run Python apps
Use the Python interpreter to execute statements and scripts
Learn how to declare variables
How to take input and convert it
How to send output in more than one method
Build a simple Python app that takes input and produces output
Build a simple Calculator using Python


Requirements

Basic Knowledge of Digital Electronics

Description

>>>Learn Python easily and unleash the power of Python coding using Real-life examples and Practice activities. <<<

Welcome to this course.

Python is one of the most popular and fastest-growing programming languages in the world. It's used for all sorts of tasks including web programming and data analysis; and it's emerged as the language to learn for machine learning. That popularity means that python developers are in demand and python programming jobs can be lucrative.

These are all great reasons to learn how to program in Python. This module will provide an introduction to using Python to build an app that can be a starting point for becoming a Python programmer.

Why You Should Learn Python?

Easy to learn.

Supports quick development.

Cross-platform.

Open Source.

Extensible.

Embeddable.

Large standard library and active community.

Useful for a wide variety of applications.

You’ll learn how to:

Explore the choices available to run Python apps

Use the Python interpreter to execute statements and scripts

Learn how to declare variables

How to take input and convert it

How to send output in more than one method

Build a simple Python app that takes input and produces output

Build a simple Calculator using Python


At the end of this course, you can create Innovative Projects using Python. The only thing that you need to do is THINKING, WIRING & CODING.


Who this course is for:

Python Geeks
Anyone interested one of the most requested Programming languages in the World right now
Engineering Students - Electronics, Electrical & Computer Science
High School Science Students
Electronic Geeks, Hobbiest & Art Students
Embedded Systems Geeks
Arduino Geeks