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30-Day Python Learning Plan

Goal: Learn Python from scratch and be able to build real-world apps by Day 30.

✅ WEEK 1: Python Foundations (Days 1–7)

Day Topics Practice

1 Python Setup, Variables, Data Types Install Python + VS Code/Jupyter, print, input, type()

2 Numbers, Strings Arithmetic ops, string methods, f-strings

3 Lists & Tuples Slicing, indexing, list methods

4 Dictionaries & Sets Add/remove values, .get(), .items()

5 Conditionals if, elif, else, comparison ops

6 Loops for, while, break, continue

7 Functions Parameters, return values, scope

🛠 Mini Project: Simple calculator / BMI calculator / number guessing game

✅ WEEK 2: Intermediate Python (Days 8–14)

Day Topics Practice

8 Lists & Dictionary Comprehensions One-liners, filtering

9 File Handling Read/write .txt, .csv

10 Error Handling try, except, finally, raise

11 Modules & Packages import, from, create your own module


Day Topics Practice

12 Working with External Libraries Use pip, install requests, datetime, math

13 Virtual Environments venv, project structure

14 Review & Mini Project To-do app, file reader, or quote generator

🛠 Mini Project: CLI To-Do list or Weather app using API

✅ WEEK 3: OOP + Useful Libraries (Days 15–21)

Day Topics Practice

15 Classes & Objects __init__(), attributes

16 Methods, Inheritance super(), class hierarchy

17 Encapsulation & Dunder Methods __str__, __len__, private attributes

18 Lambda, Map, Filter Functional programming

19 Working with JSON, APIs requests, .json(), REST APIs

20 Intro to pandas and matplotlib DataFrames, plotting

21 Review & Mini Project Class-based project

🛠 Mini Project: Expense Tracker or Object-Oriented Game

✅ WEEK 4: Specialization + Final Project (Days 22–30)

Choose a focus area:

🔬 Track A: Data Science & Analysis

Day Topics

22 Pandas deep dive

23 NumPy arrays

24 Matplotlib/seaborn for charts


Day Topics

25 Data cleaning & manipulation

26 Simple linear regression (scikit-learn)

27 Build a dataset dashboard

28–30 Final Project: COVID data visualizer / stock price analyzer

🌐 Track B: Web Development (Flask)

Day Topics

22 Flask basics (routes, templates)

23 HTML + Jinja templating

24 Forms & request handling

25 Sessions, cookies

26 SQLite or PostgreSQL DB

27 REST API endpoints

28–30 Final Project: Blog, Portfolio, or Task Manager App

⚙️Track C: Automation & Scripting

Day Topics

22 OS module, file automation

23 Web scraping (BeautifulSoup / Selenium)

24 Automate emails & file renaming

25 Schedule jobs with schedule

26 Use APIs to automate data pipelines

27 Build your own Python bot

28–30 Final Project: Email scheduler / Web scraper dashboard


Day Topics

🏁 Final Notes

🔁 Daily Time: Minimum 1.5–2 hours per day


📚 Practice Platforms:

 LeetCode Python

 HackerRank

 Project Euler

🎯 Final Tip: Build > Break > Fix > Repeat. That’s how you master it.

30-Day Python Learning Plan (Beginner → Advanced)

Week 1: Python Basics (Syntax, Data Types, Logic)

Goal: Be comfortable with core syntax, loops, conditionals, functions, and basic data structures.

 ✅ Variables, strings, numbers

 ✅ Lists, tuples, dictionaries, sets

 ✅ Loops (for, while)

 ✅ Conditional statements (if, else, elif)

 ✅ Functions

 ✅ Basic I/O

Resources:

 Python Official Docs - Beginner Tutorial

 W3Schools Python
 freeCodeCamp Python Course (YouTube - 4 hours)

Week 2: Intermediate Python

Goal: Learn how to write real programs, work with files, handle errors, and use libraries.

 ✅ File I/O (read/write to files)

 ✅ Exception handling (try, except)

 ✅ List comprehensions

 ✅ Lambda functions

 ✅ Working with external libraries (pip, import)

 ✅ Modules and packages

Projects:

 Create a simple calculator

 Build a To-Do list CLI app

 Fetch data from a public API using requests

Resources:

 Real Python

 Python Exercises on HackerRank

Week 3: Advanced Concepts + OOP

Goal: Learn how real applications are structured.

 ✅ Object-Oriented Programming (classes, inheritance)

 ✅ Decorators & generators

 ✅ Working with JSON, CSV

 ✅ Virtual environments

 ✅ Intro to pandas, numpy, and matplotlib

Projects:
 Build a currency converter

 Make a data visualizer using pandas + matplotlib

 Simple web scraper using requests + BeautifulSoup

Week 4: Specialization + Final Project

Goal: Pick one focus (e.g., web dev, data science, automation, or trading) and build a final
project.

Choose one track:

1. Web Development → Flask or Django

2. Data Science → pandas, matplotlib, scikit-learn

3. Automation → os, shutil, smtplib, schedule, selenium

4. Crypto/Trading → ccxt, yfinance, pandas

Final Project Ideas:

 Build a crypto backtesting app

 Create a personal expense tracker

 Develop a web portfolio using Flask

 Train a basic ML model

📚 Optional (But Awesome) Resources

 💻 Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes (Book)

 🧑‍💻 100 Days of Code: Python (Udemy)

 🎓 CS50’s Python course (Harvard)

🧠 Pro Tips

 Practice every day — even 1 hour helps.

 Build small projects often — don’t just watch tutorials.


 Use Jupyter Notebook or VS Code for hands-on learning.

 Ask me anything anytime — I can help with debugging, explanations, or projects.

Python Shortcut Keys for Windows

🧾 General Windows Shortcuts (Common Across All IDEs)

Shortcut Action

Ctrl + C Copy

Ctrl + V Paste

Ctrl + X Cut

Ctrl + Z Undo

Ctrl + Y Redo

Ctrl + A Select All

Ctrl + S Save

Ctrl + F Find

Ctrl + H Replace

Alt + Tab Switch windows

1️⃣ IDLE (Python’s Built-in IDE)

Shortcut Action

F5 Run the current script


Shortcut Action

Ctrl + N New file

Ctrl + O Open file

Ctrl + S Save file

Ctrl + Shift + S Save As

Ctrl + F Find text

Ctrl + H Find & Replace

Alt + P Previous command

Alt + N Next command

Ctrl + / Comment/uncomment selected code

Ctrl + D Exit IDLE

2️⃣ VS Code (Highly Popular for Python)

🧩 Install the Python extension for best experience

Shortcut Action

Ctrl + ~ Open terminal

Ctrl + Shift + P Command palette

Ctrl + Shift + D Run/debug panel

F5 Run Python script with debugger

Ctrl + Alt + N Run script (via Code Runner)

Ctrl + / Toggle comment

Shift + Alt + F Format code

Ctrl + Space Trigger autocomplete

Ctrl + K, Ctrl + C Add line comment

Ctrl + K, Ctrl + U Remove line comment


Shortcut Action

Ctrl + B Toggle sidebar

Ctrl + P Quick open files

3️⃣ Jupyter Notebook (Used for Data Science & ML)

Shortcut Action

Shift + Enter Run cell and go to next

Ctrl + Enter Run cell in place

Alt + Enter Run cell and insert new one below

Esc + A Insert cell Above

Esc + B Insert cell Below

Esc + D D Delete cell

Esc + M Change to Markdown

Esc + Y Change to Code cell

Esc + H Show all shortcuts

Esc + L Toggle line numbers

Ctrl + S Save notebook

Ctrl + Shift + - Split cell at cursor

Esc + Z Undo delete cell

4️⃣ PyCharm (Professional IDE by JetBrains)

Shortcut Action

Shift + Shift Search everywhere

Alt + Enter Quick fix


Shortcut Action

Ctrl + Shift + F10 Run current file

Shift + F10 Run

Shift + F9 Debug

Ctrl + / Toggle line comment

Ctrl + Shift + / Toggle block comment

Ctrl + D Duplicate line

Ctrl + Y Delete line

Ctrl + Shift + A Find action

Ctrl + N Go to class

Ctrl + Shift + N Go to file

Ctrl + Alt + L Reformat code

📌 Tips:

 Most IDEs let you customize shortcut keys.

 Use Ctrl + Shift + P or F1 in VS Code to view or change shortcuts.

 In Jupyter, press H in command mode to view shortcuts.

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