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The document outlines key areas in Python that require a refresh for individuals scoring low on a self-check, including data types, operators, and control flow. It also lists free and paid resources for learning Python, such as Udacity, Udemy, and Coursera. The focus is on improving foundational skills in Python programming through various learning materials.

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Introduction To Python Readiness Self-Check For DFS Professionals - Feedback

The document outlines key areas in Python that require a refresh for individuals scoring low on a self-check, including data types, operators, and control flow. It also lists free and paid resources for learning Python, such as Udacity, Udemy, and Coursera. The focus is on improving foundational skills in Python programming through various learning materials.

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Introduction to Python Readiness Self-Check

Areas of study that a low score is indicative of needing a refresh on

Data types and operators

● Basic syntax, whitespace, and understanding reference variables using the


appropriate scope
● Execution of Python's data types: integers, floats, booleans, strings, lists, tuples, sets,
dictionaries, compound data structures
● Perform computations and create logical statements using Python’s operators:
Arithmetic, Assignment, Comparison, Logical, Membership, Identity

Control flow

● Write conditional expressions using if statements and boolean expressions to add


decision making to your Python programs
● Use for and while loops along with useful built-in functions to iterate over and
manipulate lists, sets, and dictionaries

Free resources

Video based
● Udacity: Introduction to Python Programming (Lessons 2 and 3)
● Udemy: Introduction to Python Programming (best for beginners, free trial sign up
may be required)
Code/text based
● Google’s Python Class
Reading only
● Analytics Vidhya blog: analyticsvidhya.com

Other paywall resources

(usually paid or subscription through company, membership, school/university)


● Coursera: Programming for Everybody (Getting Started with Python)
● LinkedIn Learning: Online Python Courses

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