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Python Codes and Week Wise Course

This document outlines a beginner-friendly Python learning roadmap for individuals from non-tech backgrounds, structured into five phases over eight weeks. It covers essential topics such as Python basics, logic and control, functions and dictionaries, and culminates in fun projects and real-world applications. Additional resources and practice exercises are provided to enhance learning and confidence.

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Python Codes and Week Wise Course

This document outlines a beginner-friendly Python learning roadmap for individuals from non-tech backgrounds, structured into five phases over eight weeks. It covers essential topics such as Python basics, logic and control, functions and dictionaries, and culminates in fun projects and real-world applications. Additional resources and practice exercises are provided to enhance learning and confidence.

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Here's a beginner-friendly Python learning roadmap designed specially for


someone from a non-tech background (like arts or humanities). The goal is to keep it
simple, practical, and confidence-boosting.

🧭 PHASE 1: Understand the Basics (Week 1–


2)
🎯 Goal: Get comfortable with the building blocks

Topics:

What is Python? How to install it (use Anaconda or Replit for ease)


Variables & Data Types (string, integer, float, boolean)


Print Statements


User Input


Basic Math Operators


Comments

Resources:


W3Schools Python Basics


YouTube: Programming with Mosh or freeCodeCamp's Python for Beginners

Practice:

✅ Write a program that asks your name and age, and prints a greeting
✅ Simple calculator (add, subtract, multiply, divide)

🚀 PHASE 2: Logic & Control (Week 3–4)


🎯 Goal: Learn how to make the computer "think"

Topics:

if, elif, else statements


Comparison Operators (==, !=, >, <)


while and for loops


range() function


Lists and basic list operations


Practice:

✅ Guess-the-number game
✅ Grocery list program
✅ Countdown timer

🧠 PHASE 3: Functions, Dictionaries & More


(Week 5–6)
🎯 Goal: Start breaking code into chunks and storing more
data

Topics:

Functions (def my_function())


Parameters & Return values


Dictionaries


Nested if and loops

Practice:

✅ Make a program that converts a sentence into "emoji language"


✅ Contact book (store names and numbers using dictionary)

🎨 PHASE 4: Fun Projects for Non-Tech


Minds (Week 7–8)
🎯 Goal: Apply what you've learned in fun, meaningful ways

Ideas:

Build a quiz game


Journal app that saves your thoughts daily


Chatbot (very basic logic)


Text-based adventure story (choose your path)

📊 PHASE 5: Real-World Magic – Learn by


Doing (Week 9+)
🎯 Goal: See how Python can be useful in daily life or work

Choose one path based on interest:

Path Learn Example

🧹
os, shutil, schedule Rename files, send scheduled emails
Automation

Analyze your expenses, visualize


📊 Data pandas, matplotlib
habits

🎨 Creative turtle, pygame Make simple drawings or games

🌐 Web Flask, requests Create a mini website or weather app


🧰 BONUS TOOLS:

Replit – run code without installing anything


PythonTutor – visualize what your code is doing


[ChatGPT 😉] – for asking questions, fixing bugs, learning faster

Would you like me to build you a weekly planner with tasks and links for each topic? Or help
you pick your first mini project?

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