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Python Course For Beginners

The document outlines a comprehensive 5-week Python course for beginners, covering topics such as Python basics, control flow, functions, data structures, and object-oriented programming. Each week is structured with daily lessons focusing on specific concepts, practical exercises, and projects to reinforce learning. The course aims to build a solid foundation in Python programming through hands-on practice and real-life examples.

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Python Course For Beginners

The document outlines a comprehensive 5-week Python course for beginners, covering topics such as Python basics, control flow, functions, data structures, and object-oriented programming. Each week is structured with daily lessons focusing on specific concepts, practical exercises, and projects to reinforce learning. The course aims to build a solid foundation in Python programming through hands-on practice and real-life examples.

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PYTHON COURSE FOR BEGINNERS

Week 1: Python Basics and Foundations

Day 0: Python Basics and Installation

 Install Python, IDE setup (VSCode/IDLE/Jupyter).


 Understand Python syntax and its applications.
 First program: "Hello, World!"

Day 1: Modules and Pips

 Understanding Modules and pip


 .How and use case of modules and pip

Day 2: Comments and Escape sequence

 Using comments and escape sequence


 Types of comments and escape sequence

Day 3: Variables and Data Types

 Variable declaration and naming conventions.


 Primitive data types: int, float, string, boolean.
 Mutable vs. immutable objects.

Day 4: Basic Input and Output

 Using input() and print() for I/O operations.


 String formatting techniques (f-strings, format()).

Day 5: Operators in Python

 Arithmetic, relational, logical, assignment, bitwise operators.


 Operator precedence and associativity.

Day 6: Practice Day

 Exercises on input/output and operator-based questions.

Day 7: Strings Basics

 Creating, indexing, slicing, and concatenating strings.


 String methods: lower(), upper(), replace(), etc.
 Small projects: Palindrome checker, string reversal
Week 2: Control Flow

Day 8: Conditional Statements

 if, elif, else blocks with real-life examples.

Day 9: Nested Conditionals

 Advanced decision-making using nested conditions.

Day 10: Loops – Basics

 for and while loops, range function.


 Loop control: break, continue, pass.

Day 11: Nested Loops and Patterns

 Pattern printing exercises.

Day 12: Practice with Conditionals and Loops

 FizzBuzz, factorial calculator, prime number checker.

Day 13: Strings Advanced

 String slicing with negative indexing.


 Working with escape sequences and raw strings.

Week 3: Functions and Data Structures

Day 14: Functions Basics

 Defining and calling functions.


 Parameters, arguments, and return values.

Day 15: Advanced Functions

 Default, keyword, and variable-length arguments.


 *args and **kwargs.

Day 16: Practice with Functions

 Write reusable functions: Fibonacci generator, prime checker.


Day 17: Lists Basics

 Creating and modifying lists.


 Common list methods: append(), pop(), sort().

Day 18: Lists Advanced

 List comprehensions.
 Nested lists and 2D arrays.

Day 19: Tuples

 Tuple properties and immutability.


 Use cases for tuples in Python.

Week 4: Dictionaries, Sets, and Exception Handling

Day 20: Dictionaries Basics

 Creating and accessing key-value pairs.


 Dictionary methods: get(), update(), keys().

Day 21: Dictionaries Advanced

 Nested dictionaries.
 Dictionary comprehensions.

Day 22: Sets

 Creating sets, set operations (union, intersection).


 Use cases for sets in Python.

Day 23: Exception Handling Basics

 try, except, else, finally blocks.

Day 24: Exception Handling Advanced

 Custom exceptions.
 Use cases and best practices for error handling.

Day 25: Practice Day

 Exercises combining sets and dictionaries.


Week 5: Object-Oriented Programming (OOPs)

Day 26: OOP Basics

 Classes and objects, attributes, and methods.


 Creating a simple class with methods.

Day 27: Constructors and self

 Using init () and self.


 Class vs. instance variables.

Day 28: Inheritance

 Basics of inheritance.
 Method overriding and super().

Day 29: Polymorphism and Encapsulation

 Method overloading (via default arguments).


 Encapsulation and private attributes.

Day 30: Advanced OOPs Concepts

 Static methods, class methods.


 Special methods like str , repr .

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