Python Programming for Non Programmers Level 4

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• Python Programming for Non Programmers Level 4 6:12:04

  • 1: 00.Final Introduction to Python Programming Course 01:41
  • 2: 1. Installation of Python Software 02:05
  • 3: 2. Hello World Program 05:38
  • 4: 3. Input and Ouput 06:44
  • 5: 4. Average of 5 numbers 02:55
  • 6: 5. If Loop in Python 06:03
  • 7: 6. Program using If Else 03:06
  • 8: 7. If Else Used in Python 08:00
  • 9: 8.Program using Calculator 02:19
  • 10: 9. Program Using Fro Loop 07:49
  • 11: 10. For Table 05:08
  • 12: 10.1 Factorial Of a Number Using Python 06:21
  • 13: 11. Mathmatical Operator in Python 04:11
  • 14: 12.1 Program Using While 04:48
  • 15: 12.2 Another Example of While 06:48
  • 16: 14. Tasks For Practice 01:33
  • 17: 15. Importing Library In Python 06:55
  • 18: 16. Rock Paper and Scissor 06:03
  • 19: 17.1 Strings In Python 04:46
  • 20: 17.2 String In Python 06:23
  • 21: 17.3 String In Python 06:12
  • 22: 17.4 Strings in Python 03:09
  • 23: 18.1 Date and Time 05:01
  • 24: 18.2 Using Date and Time Part 2 04:52
  • 25: 19.1 File Handling 07:43
  • 26: 19.2 File Handling 06:33
  • 27: 20.1 Lists in Python 1 06:35
  • 28: 20.2 List In Python 2 12:07
  • 29: 20.3 How to use Lists Part 3 05:46
  • 30: 20.5 Lists in Python 5 02:29
  • 31: 20.6 Tuples in Python 1 09:42
  • 32: 20.7 Tuple in Python 2 06:32
  • 33: 21.1 Dictionary 1 04:10
  • 34: 21.2 Dictionary 2 05:28
  • 35: 21.3 Dictionary 3 07:45
  • 36: 21.4 Dictionary 4 06:37
  • 37: 22.1 Functions In Python 06:19
  • 38: 22.2 Function 2 05:07
  • 39: 22.3 Function 3 03:36
  • 40: 22.4 Functions 4 06:31
  • 41: 22.5 Function 5 07:50
  • 42: 23.1 Send Email part 1 08:46
  • 43: 24.1 Import Study part 1 06:45
  • 44: 24.2 Import Study part 2 03:04
  • 45: 25.1 Importing Operating System part 1 05:35
  • 46: 25.2 Platform Import 04:51
  • 47: 26.1 Exception In Python part 1 10:30
  • 48: 26.2 Exception In Python part 2 07:04
  • 49: 26.3 Exception in Python part 3 04:35
  • 50: 27. Installing Package 07:48
  • 51: 28. Shedule In Python 04:52
  • 52: 29.1 Data Base 1 08:16
  • 53: 29.2 Data Base 08:52
  • 54: 29.3 Data Base 07:30
  • 55: 29.4 Data Base 06:44
  • 56: 29.5 Data Base 06:26
  • 57: Conclusion 01:43
  • 58: IDE_ part 1 04:50
  • 59: IDE_ part 2 07:18
  • 60: List-In-Python-part-2 12:07
  • 61: Using-Lists-part-4 - Copy 07:34
  • 62: Using-Lists-part-4 07:34

This course takes learners through a full journey of Python programming using clear steps based only on the curriculum. It begins with an introduction to Python and moves to getting started with basic setup. Learners then explore conditional branching to guide program flow. They learn to import external and internal libraries, and they practise with a small project that builds a rock, paper, and scissors game. The course then explains string operations and shows how Python works with date and time. Learners study file handling so they can read and write files safely. They explore data storage structures including tuples, lists, and dictionaries. Learners write user functions to support repeated tasks and then learn how to send mail using Python. The course covers import tricks, operating system features, and platform details. Learners study exceptions so they manage errors in a clean way. They also learn how to install packages and schedule tasks. The course includes work with databases using SQLite and shows how to run Python programs from both command prompt and Jupyter Notebook. The training ends with a conclusion, resources, assignments, and recommended materials to support ongoing progress.

Diploma in Python Programming

• Unit 01: Introduction to Python Programming
• Unit 02: Getting Started with Python
• Unit 03: Conditional Branching with Python
• Unit 04: Importing external/internal library in python
• Unit 05: Project Rock Paper and Scissors
• Unit 06: Strings Operation in Python
• Unit 07: Date and time in Python
• Unit 08: File Handling, read and write using Python
• Unit 09: Data Storage Structures, Tuple, List and Dictionary
• Unit 10: Writing user functions in Python
• Unit 11: Sending mail
• Unit 12: Import Tricks in Python
• Unit 13: Import Operating System and Platform
• Unit 14: Exceptions handling in python
• Unit 15: Installing Packages and Scheduling In Python
• Unit 16: Data Base In Python using sqlite
• Unit 17: Running Program from Command Prompt and jupyter Notebook
• Unit 18: Conclusion

This course suits anyone who wants to start Python Programming in a simple and friendly way. It helps learners in the UK who want to move towards digital tasks, coding, automation, or general computer work. It supports beginners who want to learn step by step, as well as those who want to refresh older skills. People working in offices, business settings, admin roles, data-related tasks, or home-based projects will find the content useful. The course also suits learners who want to use Python for simple daily tasks, file work, or personal projects. School leavers, career changers, and adult learners can all follow the units with ease because the course uses short explanations and clear guidance. There is no pressure to move fast, and learners can study at their own pace.

There are no formal entry requirements for this course. Learners should be at least 16 years old. Basic English skills will help them follow the lessons. Simple numeracy skills support some tasks in the course. General IT skills make progress smoother because learners will open files, run programs, and use online tools. A device with internet access helps learners complete the course with ease.

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