Python is a powerful language that is easy to learn and excels at many different types of computing. It is used to run large, well-known websites. It is used to process log files and make sense of their contents. It might even be used to create some of your favorite games!
If you've started learning Python, you probably have a good feel for the basics, but when you look around on the internet there are more things that you still don't understand. Maybe you've been hearing about "comprehensions". Or maybe you've seen the map or filter functions used and wonder exactly what they do. What about files? How do you read from them or write to them?
If you've ever wanted to go deeper with Python, then this is the course for you. In this course, Envato Tuts+ instructor Derek Jensen will take you through some of the basics of handling data in the Python language. For starters, you'll learn about advanced use of commonly used data structures. Later on, Derek will share some pointers with you about how to get data in and out of files and even store complex data structures in them. Let's not wait any longer! Time to dive on in.
This content is also available as part of our comprehensive course Learn to Code With Python.
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Derek Jensen is a lifetime nerd that calls the Chicagoland area home. He is your typical family man that loves activities with his wonderful wife and three amazing children. He is huge sports buff (both playing and coaching) and loves football, baseball and basketball. He loves just about any technology he can get his hands on but spends most of him time on the server side of the world. His day job consists of writing highly transactional backend web services, data access layers, and n-tier applications using the .NET Framework in C#. At night, when he's not spending time with his family, he enjoys authoring Tuts+ Courses and creating ASP.NET MVC web sites and mobile apps for clients.
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