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This document outlines a structured 8-week Python learning timetable for beginners aiming to become proficient in Python and build real-world projects. It covers topics such as Python basics, data structures, file handling, object-oriented programming, and final projects, with a focus on daily practice and mini-projects. After the initial 8 weeks, learners can choose to specialize in areas like web development, data science, automation, or competitive programming.
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This document outlines a structured 8-week Python learning timetable for beginners aiming to become proficient in Python and build real-world projects. It covers topics such as Python basics, data structures, file handling, object-oriented programming, and final projects, with a focus on daily practice and mini-projects. After the initial 8 weeks, learners can choose to specialize in areas like web development, data science, automation, or competitive programming.
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Python Learning Timetable for

Beginners to Pro
Time Commitment: 1–2 hours per day
Goal: Become proficient in Python and build real-world projects.

Week 1–2: Python Basics


Goal: Understand syntax, variables, loops, conditions, functions

Daily Breakdown:
- Day 1–2: Introduction to Python, Setup, Print, Input, Variables, Data Types
- Day 3–4: If-Else Statements, Comparison and Logical Operators
- Day 5–6: Loops (for, while), range(), break, continue
- Day 7: Functions (def, return), Create a Simple Calculator Project
Practice Resource: HackerRank - 10 Days of Python

Week 3–4: Data Structures


Goal: Learn how to store, access, and manipulate collections of data

Daily Breakdown:
- Day 1–2: Lists and their methods, Looping through lists
- Day 3: Tuples and Sets
- Day 4–5: Dictionaries – keys, values, adding, updating
- Day 6: String Methods and Formatting
- Day 7: Mini-project – Contact Book or Voting System

Week 5–6: File Handling, Error Handling, and OOP


Goal: Work with files, handle exceptions, understand classes and objects

Daily Breakdown:
- Day 1: File Reading and Writing
- Day 2: Try-Except Blocks for Error Handling
- Day 3–5: Classes and Objects – Constructors, Attributes, Methods
- Day 6: Inheritance and Polymorphism
- Day 7: Mini-project – Student Database using OOP

Week 7–8: Final Projects and GitHub


Goal: Build a full project and publish it

Daily Breakdown:
- Day 1–2: Choose a Project – Quiz App, To-Do List, Password Manager
- Day 3–4: Build the Application
- Day 5–6: Test and Add Features
- Day 7: Upload Project to GitHub

Week 9 Onwards: Specialization


Choose one of the following paths based on interest:

1. Web Development:
- Learn Flask or Django
- Build personal blog, portfolio, or chat app

2. Data Science:
- Learn Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib
- Start working on datasets (Kaggle)

3. Automation:
- Automate emails, file organization, or web scraping
- Learn modules like os, shutil, smtplib, requests

4. Competitive Programming / Logic Building:


- Practice on LeetCode, Codeforces
- Focus on algorithmic thinking and problem-solving

Tips for Success:

- Practice daily, even if only 30 minutes


- Break big problems into smaller parts
- Ask questions, use forums like Stack Overflow
- Build real projects and share them online

Stay consistent, stay curious – and you’ll become a pro!

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