Python for Beginners

Python for Beginners 19 lectures 05:09:29 Python Introduction Python Invented in Late 80s and early 90s by Guido Van Rossum
, Its Object Oriented Programming RAD Scripting Language Used at Google, Dropbox Introduction Features Basics
Data Types Operators Expressions Control Statements
 User Defined Functions 
Object Oriented Programming Data Structures
 Modules I/O File Management Pickle Exception Handling Standard Libraries 
Power of Python Built in Functions Decorators Datatypes, Operators and Expressions In this chapter you will learn Features of python, How to work with editors to write scripting, Basics of Python like : Explicit Line Joining Using the '\' operator Escape Sequence, Indentation, Undefined Variable, Single Line Coding Basic data types and operatorsArithmatic Operators (+, -, , /, *, //, %) Bitwise Operators (<<, >>, &, |, ~, ^) Relational Operators (<, >, <=, >=, ==, !=, <>, Logical Operators (and, or, not) Expressions:Literal Expressions Variable Expressions Hybrid Expressions Control Statements Conditional if 
if – else 
if – elif – else Looping while
 while – else for
 for – else and Other control statements break and continue Variables and Methods Definition of Methods Local/Global Variables Arguments & Return Keyword/Default Parameters Nested Function Recursion def keyword method signature Local and Global Variables Methods:No arguments Arguments
 Return Single Value Return Multiple Value Overloading Nested Functions Methods:No arguments Arguments
 Return Single Value Return Multiple Value Overloading Class and Objects Class & Object
 Object Methods
 Self
Constructor ( init ) Destructor( del ) Inheritance Object Class Method Overriding Data Structure and Methods · List Introduction · Definition
 · Homogeneous List · Heterogeneous List · Accessing Elements of List · List Definition
 · List Types · 
List Element Methods · append · pop · insert · remove · Access Methods · _ add _ · extend · range · index · reverse · sort · Tuple Definition · Tuple Element Access Data Structure Dictionary

• Dictionary Introduction
• Accessing Elements
• Iterative Methods
• Dictionary Methods
• Set Introduction
• Set Methods

Default Methods · Strings Introduction · Case Methods

• capitalize
• upper
• lower
• swapcase
• title

· Traverse Methods

• Count
• Index
• Rindex
• Find
• rfind

· Validation Methods

• Startswith
• Endswith
• Isalnum
• Isalpha
• Isdigit
• Isspace
• Isupper
• islower

• Split-Join Methods
• Split
• Rsplit
• Splitlines
• Join
• Partition
• rpartition

· Manipulation Methods

• Justification Methods
• Ljust
• Rjust
• center
• Striping Methods
• Lstrip
• Rstrip
• strip
• replace
• zfill

Default Methods- Part 2 · Strings Introduction · Case Methods

• capitalize
• upper
• lower
• swapcase
• title

· Traverse Methods

• Count
• Index
• Rindex
• Find
• rfind

· Validation Methods

• Startswith
• Endswith
• Isalnum
• Isalpha
• Isdigit
• Isspace
• Isupper
• islower

• Split-Join Methods
• Split
• Rsplit
• Splitlines
• Join
• Partition
• rpartition

· Manipulation Methods

• Justification Methods
• Ljust
• Rjust
• center
• Striping Methods
• Lstrip
• Rstrip
• strip
• replace
• zfill

Data type conversion and Data structure operators Data Type Conversion
 Indexing
 Looping without index Operators for Data Structures Module and Library Management Introduction of Modules Creating a Module Importing Module Using Module Attributes File Management File Input / Output Operations File Management Pickle Exceptional Handling Exceptions
 try – except 
try – except – else 
try – except – else – finally raise Useful Modules and methods sys 
os platform datetime dateutil random Code optimisation statements lambda
 in line coding assert
 exec Mathematical and Special Functions List Functions Mathematical Functions Special Functions Advance Python Function Alias Function as arguments Returning function A function being replaced by some other function having the same name Writing your first decorator Multiple Decorators Course Summary Summarisation of the whole course and revision on what you have learnt throughout the course. Python for Beginners. 19 lectures 05:09:29 Python Introduction Python Invented in Late 80s and early 90s by Guido Van Rossum
, Its Object Oriented Programming RAD Scripting Language Used at Google, Dropbox Introduction Features Basics
Data Types Operators Expressions Control Statements
 User Defined Functions 
Object Oriented Programming Data Structures
 Modules I/O File Management Pickle Exception Handling Standard Libraries 
Power of Python Built in Functions Decorators Datatypes, Operators and Expressions In this chapter you will learn Features of python, How to work with editors to write scripting, Basics of Python like : Explicit Line Joining Using the '\' operator Escape Sequence, Indentation, Undefined Variable, Single Line Coding Basic data types and operatorsArithmatic Operators (+, -, , /, *, //, %) Bitwise Operators (<<, >>, &, |, ~, ^) Relational Operators (<, >, <=, >=, ==, !=, <>, Logical Operators (and, or, not) Expressions:Literal Expressions Variable Expressions Hybrid Expressions Control Statements Conditional if 
if – else 
if – elif – else Looping while
 while – else for
 for – else and Other control statements break and continue Variables and Methods Definition of Methods Local/Global Variables Arguments & Return Keyword/Default Parameters Nested Function Recursion def keyword method signature Local and Global Variables Methods:No arguments Arguments
 Return Single Value Return Multiple Value Overloading Nested Functions Methods:No arguments Arguments
 Return Single Value Return Multiple Value Overloading Class and Objects Class & Object
 Object Methods
 Self
Constructor ( init ) Destructor( del ) Inheritance Object Class Method Overriding Data Structure and Methods · List Introduction · Definition
 · Homogeneous List · Heterogeneous List · Accessing Elements of List · List Definition
 · List Types · 
List Element Methods · append · pop · insert · remove · Access Methods · _ add _ · extend · range · index · reverse · sort · Tuple Definition · Tuple Element Access Data Structure Dictionary

• Dictionary Introduction
• Accessing Elements
• Iterative Methods
• Dictionary Methods
• Set Introduction
• Set Methods

Default Methods · Strings Introduction · Case Methods

• capitalize
• upper
• lower
• swapcase
• title

· Traverse Methods

• Count
• Index
• Rindex
• Find
• rfind

· Validation Methods

• Startswith
• Endswith
• Isalnum
• Isalpha
• Isdigit
• Isspace
• Isupper
• islower

• Split-Join Methods
• Split
• Rsplit
• Splitlines
• Join
• Partition
• rpartition

· Manipulation Methods

• Justification Methods
• Ljust
• Rjust
• center
• Striping Methods
• Lstrip
• Rstrip
• strip
• replace
• zfill

Default Methods- Part 2 · Strings Introduction · Case Methods

• capitalize
• upper
• lower
• swapcase
• title

· Traverse Methods

• Count
• Index
• Rindex
• Find
• rfind

· Validation Methods

• Startswith
• Endswith
• Isalnum
• Isalpha
• Isdigit
• Isspace
• Isupper
• islower

• Split-Join Methods
• Split
• Rsplit
• Splitlines
• Join
• Partition
• rpartition

· Manipulation Methods

• Justification Methods
• Ljust
• Rjust
• center
• Striping Methods
• Lstrip
• Rstrip
• strip
• replace
• zfill

Data type conversion and Data structure operators Data Type Conversion
 Indexing
 Looping without index Operators for Data Structures Module and Library Management Introduction of Modules Creating a Module Importing Module Using Module Attributes File Management File Input / Output Operations File Management Pickle Exceptional Handling Exceptions
 try – except 
try – except – else 
try – except – else – finally raise Useful Modules and methods sys 
os platform datetime dateutil random Code optimisation statements lambda
 in line coding assert
 exec Mathematical and Special Functions List Functions Mathematical Functions Special Functions Advance Python Function Alias Function as arguments Returning function A function being replaced by some other function having the same name Writing your first decorator Multiple Decorators Course Summary Summarisation of the whole course and revision on what you have learnt throughout the course , *, //, %) Bitwise Operators (<<, >>, &, |, ~,...