Introduction to Python

Installing Python on Windows

Install PyCharm

Setup Python Interpreter in PyCharm

Run first Python Project

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What are Variables?

Variables - Example

What are scope of Variables?

Local Scope

Global Scope

Global Keyword: Change The value of a global variable

What are Tokens and its types?

Keywords

Identifiers

Literals

What are Operators?

Arithmetic Operators

Assignment Operators

Logical Operators

Identity Operators

Membership Operators

Bitwise Operators

What are comments?

Single-line and Multi-line comments

What is Type Conversion?

3 Coding Examples

How to get user input (with example)

What are Decision Making Statements?

if statement

if...else statement

if...elif...else statement

break statement

continue statement

What are Loops?

while loop

for loop

What are Numeric Datatypes?

Types - Integer, Long, Float, Complex Datatypes

What are Strings?

Create a String in Python

String Literals

Slicing to access substrings

Negative Indexing to access substrings

Accessing a Character in Python Strings

Concatenate Strings

30+ Built-in String methods - Coding Examples

What are Functions?

Create and call a Function

Create a Function with Parameters

Function Arguments

Recursion

The Return Statement

What are Lambda Functions?

5 Coding Examples

Classes & Objects - Introduction

Creating a class

What is an object?

Examples - Classes and Objects

_init_() Function

What are Tuples?

Difference between Tuples and Lists

Creating a Tuple

Tuples - Examples

What are Dictionaries?

Creating Dictionaries

Examples - Dicitionaries

What are Lists?

Creating a List

Examples - Lists

Join Lists

Multi-Dimensional Python Lists

What are Sets?

How to create a Set

Examples - Sets

What are Modules?

How to Load a module?

What is math module?

Math module functions 

What is  statistics module?

Statistics Module Functions 

What is a Random module?

Random Module Functions

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