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Introduction to Python (Learning Path) – Real Python

Learning Path ⋅ Skills: Python 3 Fundamentals, Real-World Projects

Through this learning path, you’ll jump-start your Python journey by mastering fundamental concepts for Python beginners. You’ll learn by doing, with the guidance of experienced instructors to support you and fast-track your development.

With this series of video courses, you’ll soon know “enough to be dangerous” with Python. The courses break down the core concepts you really need to know into bite-sized chunks, delivered in plain English.

Note: This learning path doesn’t require that you own a copy of Python Basics: A Practical Introduction to Python 3. However, it’s a valuable reference that can reinforce the knowledge that you’re gaining through the video courses.

If you don’t own a copy yet, you can learn more about the book and purchase your copy by clicking here.

Learning Path ⋅ 17 Resources

Kick-start your Python journey with a solid foundation. Learn how to set up Python on your machine and take the exciting first step of coding your initial Python program.

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The first step to getting started with Python is to set it up on your machine. In this course, you'll learn how to download Python for Windows, macOS, and Ubuntu Linux and how to open Python's Integrated Development and Learning Environment, IDLE.

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In this video course, you'll write your first Python program. Along the way, you'll learn about errors, declare variables and inspect their values, and try your hand at writing comments.

Dive into the fascinating world of Python’s core data types. Master the art of manipulating text with strings, and crunching different types of numbers.

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In Python, collections of text are called strings. In this course, you'll learn about this fundamental data type and the string methods that you can use to manipulate strings. Along the way, you'll learn ways to work with strings of numbers, and how to format strings for printing.

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Learn the math that you'll need for your Python programming journey. This includes integers and floating-point numbers, arithmetic operators, and string formatting for numbers.

Unleash the power of Python’s control flow mechanisms and functions. Create your own functions, employ loops for repeated tasks, and use conditional logic to make your programs smarter.

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Learn how to create user-defined functions that you can execute several times throughout your code. You'll also try your hand at repeating code with for and while loops.

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Learn what scope is and why it's important to coding functions and loops in Python. You'll also get to know the LEGB rule.

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Learn how to use conditional logic to write programs that perform different actions based on different conditions. Paired with functions and loops, conditional logic allows you to write complex programs that can handle many different situations.

Turn obstacles into opportunities by learning to find and fix bugs in your Python code. Develop your problem-solving skills and become proficient at using Python’s built-in debugging tools.

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Learn how to identify and fix logic errors, or bugs, in your Python code. You'll use the built-in debugging tools in Python's Integrated Development and Learning Environment to practice locating and resolving bugs in an example function.

Explore more complex data types, such as lists, tuples, and dictionaries. Learn how to create, use, and manipulate these data structures in Python. You’ll get to know their unique characteristics, use cases, and the various operations applicable to them.

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Learn about Python lists and tuples, including how to define and manipulate them in your code. By the end of the course, you'll be ready to effectively use lists and tuples in your programming projects.

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One of the most useful data structures in Python is the dictionary. In this video course, you’ll learn what a dictionary is, how dictionaries differ from lists and tuples, and how to define and use dictionaries in your own code.

Step into the realm of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python. Learn to create classes, instantiate objects, and design complex systems using classes, opening doors to powerful programming techniques.

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Get to know OOP, or object-oriented programming. You'll learn how to create a class, use classes to create new objects, and instantiate classes with attributes.

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Learn how to work with classes to build complex systems in Python. By composing classes, inheriting from other classes, and overriding class behavior, you'll harness the power of object-oriented programming (OOP).

Tackle major programming tasks by breaking your code into smaller, more manageable modules. Through packaging, you can turn these modules into building blocks for a larger application.

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Learn how to build an application by putting related code into separate files called modules. You'll also use the import statement to use modules in another file.

Master the art of working with files in Python. Learn how to interact with your file system, and how to read and write files. This knowledge is essential for handling data and performing various operations in real-world projects.

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Learn how to use the pathlib module to carry out file path operations with Python. These operations include creating, iterating over, searching for, moving, and deleting files and folders.

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Learn how to move data back and forth between your Python programs and external software by reading and writing files. You'll practice reading and writing data stored in the CSV file format, one of the most widely supported file formats for transferring tabular data.

Enhance your Python projects by learning how to work with external code packages. Discover how to install third-party Python packages using pip, expanding the functionality of your programs and opening up new possibilities.

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Python's standard library includes a whole buffet of useful packages, but sometimes you need to reach for a third-party library. That's where pip comes in handy. In this video course, you'll learn how to pip install packages.

Grab a copy of the Python Basics book to continue your learning journey and master additional concepts, such as web interactions with Python, creating and modifying PDF files, working with databases, building graphical user interfaces (GUIs), and using Python for scientific computing and graphing.

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