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The document outlines a structured 5-day plan to learn Python programming from basics to advanced topics, including core syntax, functions, object-oriented programming, and frameworks. Each day includes specific goals, topics to cover, practice exercises, and resources for further learning. Tips for success emphasize setting realistic goals, daily practice, community engagement, and utilizing various learning resources.

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The document outlines a structured 5-day plan to learn Python programming from basics to advanced topics, including core syntax, functions, object-oriented programming, and frameworks. Each day includes specific goals, topics to cover, practice exercises, and resources for further learning. Tips for success emphasize setting realistic goals, daily practice, community engagement, and utilizing various learning resources.

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Learning "full Python programming" in 5 days is ambitious but achievable to a basic-to-

intermediate level if you're focused and structured in your approach. Here's a detailed 5-day plan
to help you:

Day 1: Python Basics

Goal: Learn Python's core syntax, data types, and control structures.

1. Install Python and Tools:


o Install Python (Python.org).
o Install an IDE like PyCharm, VSCode, or Jupyter Notebook.
2. Topics to Cover:
o Introduction to Python: Features, applications, and syntax.
o Basic Data Types: Numbers, strings, lists, tuples, dictionaries, and sets.
o Variables and Operators: Arithmetic, comparison, and logical operators.
o Control Structures: if, else, elif, loops (for, while).
3. Practice:
o Write a program to check if a number is even or odd.
o Create a simple calculator.
o Write a loop to print the first 10 Fibonacci numbers.
4. Resources:
o Python.org Docs
o Tutorials on W3Schools or Real Python.

Day 2: Functions, Modules, and File Handling

Goal: Understand modular programming and file operations.

1. Topics to Cover:
o Functions:
 Defining functions with def.
 Arguments and return values.
 Default and keyword arguments.
o Modules and Packages:
 Importing standard modules like math, os, and random.
 Creating and importing custom modules.
o File Handling:
 Reading and writing files (open, read, write, with).
2. Practice:
o Write a function to calculate the factorial of a number.
o Create a module with utility functions and use it in a main script.
o Read a text file, count the number of words, and write the result to another file.
3. Resources:
o Python Functions Tutorial
o Python File I/O.

Day 3: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

Goal: Learn OOP principles and apply them in Python.

1. Topics to Cover:
o Classes and Objects:
 Creating classes and objects.
 Instance variables and methods.
o OOP Principles:
 Encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.
 Special methods like __init__, __str__, and __repr__.
o Error Handling:
 Try-except blocks.
 Custom exceptions.
2. Practice:
o Create a Student class with attributes like name and grades.
o Add methods to calculate the average grade and determine the grade status.
o Implement a custom exception for invalid input.
3. Resources:
o OOP in Python.
o Python Exceptions.

Day 4: Advanced Topics

Goal: Explore advanced Python features and libraries.

1. Topics to Cover:
o Comprehensions:
 List, dictionary, and set comprehensions.
o Generators:
 Using yield and generator functions.
o Decorators:
 Function decorators and @staticmethod.
o Python Libraries:
 Explore libraries like numpy, pandas, and matplotlib for data handling
and visualization.
2. Practice:
o Write a generator function for prime numbers.
oCreate a decorator to log the execution time of a function.
oLoad and analyze a dataset using pandas and visualize it with matplotlib.
3. Resources:
o Python List Comprehensions.
o Generators in Python.

Day 5: Projects and Frameworks

Goal: Apply what you've learned to real-world problems.

1. Topics to Cover:
o Frameworks:
 Flask or Django for web development.
 Pytest for testing.
o Project Ideas:
 Create a To-Do app using Flask.
 Build a script to scrape data from a website using BeautifulSoup.
 Write a small game using pygame.
2. Practice:
o Choose one project and complete it by implementing the concepts you've learned.
o Test your project using unit tests (unittest or pytest).
3. Resources:
o Flask Tutorial.
o Python Testing.

Tips for Success:

1. Set Realistic Goals:


o Don’t aim to master everything. Focus on understanding and applying key
concepts.
2. Practice Daily:
o Code along with tutorials and attempt exercises at the end of each topic.
3. Join Communities:
o Engage with Python forums like Stack Overflow or Reddit’s Python Community.
4. Resources for Learning:
o Automate the Boring Stuff with Python – great for practical programming.
o FreeCodeCamp Python Course – excellent free resource.

Would you like me to guide you through any specific topic, write example code, or create
exercises for you? Let me know!

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