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Python Learning Roadmap

The document outlines a Python learning roadmap divided into three levels: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. Each level includes essential topics and skills to master, such as syntax, control flow, functions, OOP, decorators, and asynchronous programming. The roadmap serves as a structured guide for learners to progress in their Python programming journey.

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Python Learning Roadmap

The document outlines a Python learning roadmap divided into three levels: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. Each level includes essential topics and skills to master, such as syntax, control flow, functions, OOP, decorators, and asynchronous programming. The roadmap serves as a structured guide for learners to progress in their Python programming journey.

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Python Learning Roadmap

Beginner
- Learn Python syntax: print(), variables, data types

- Understand basic control flow: if, else, elif

- Use loops: for and while

- Write functions using def

- Work with lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries

- Take input and show output using input() and print()

- Basic error handling with try/except

Intermediate
- Use list comprehensions for cleaner loops

- Master lambda functions for short operations

- Handle files using with open()

- Work with modules and packages (import)

- Explore OOP: classes, inheritance, __init__

- Handle JSON and API responses

- Practice using external libraries (e.g., requests, datetime)

Advanced
- Understand decorators and how to use them

- Build generators with yield

- Use context managers for resource management

- Add type hints and use static checkers

- Write tests with unittest or pytest

- Work with threads and multiprocessing

- Asynchronous programming with async/await


- Implement logging for large projects

- Understand design patterns (singleton, factory, etc.)

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