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Python Programming for Beginners: Hands-on (Online Lab)

Start your career in building Python applications

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Get started with Python programming by learning the core concepts you need to build real applications. You'll move from setting up your environment to writing and debugging your own scripts, all with plenty of hands-on practice. By the end, you'll feel confident using Python's main features for everyday tasks.

Packt | Jan 2021 | 950 min

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LevelBeginner
CategoriesWeb & Application Development, Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Related Languages, Python

What You Will Learn

You'll learn by doing, working through practical labs and exercises that reinforce each concept. Step-by-step guidance helps you set up your tools, write code, and solve problems as you go. Real-world projects give you a chance to apply what you've learned and build your skills with confidence.

Key Features

  • Understand and use Python variables, datatypes, and control structures
  • Work with functions, modules, and packages to organize your code
  • Debug programs, handle exceptions, and manage files effectively

Target Audience

Perfect for anyone new to programming or looking to start with Python. No prior coding experience is required. If you want to build a strong foundation in Python and prepare for more advanced topics or a tech career, you'll find this course a great fit.

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