Python Programming Fundamentals Zero to One

 This is a beginner's course. Anyone who wants to learn Python programming from scratch. Here I am going through the very basics like how a computer works, what are different components of a computer system and programming from basic to advanced. 

Topics : 

1) Programming Fundamentals

2) Python Introduction

•   What is Python?

•   WHY PYTHON?

•   History

•   Features – Easy, Dynamic, Typed, Interpreted, Object-oriented, Embeddable, Extensible, Large standard libraries, Free and Open source

•   Limitations of Python

•   What is the Python Software Foundation?

•   Python implementations

•   Python applications

•   Python versions

•   Real-time use case in industries

•   Python Implementation Alternatives/Flavours

•   Keywords

•   Identifiers

•   Constants / Literals

•   Data types

•   Python Syntax

•   Interactive Mode

•   Scripting Mode  | Normal Mode | Batch Mode

•   Programming Elements

•   Structure of Python program

•   First Python Application

3) Data Types 

4) Operators

•   Arithmetic Operators

•   Comparison Operators

•   Python Assignment Operators

•   Logical Operators

•   Membership Operators

•   Identity Operators

•   Ternary Operator

•   Operator precedence

•   Difference between “is” vs “==”

5) String data type

• Introduction

• Importance of Data Structures

• Applications of Data Structures

• Types of Collections

• Sequence

• Strings, List, Tuple, range

• Non-sequential

• Set, Frozen set, Dictionary

• Strings

• What is a string

• Representation of Strings

• Processing elements using indexing

• Processing elements using Iterators

• Manipulation of String using Indexing and Slicing

• String operators

• Methods of the String object

• String Formatting

• String functions

• String Immutability

6) List Data Type

7) Tuple Data Type

8) Dictionary data type

9) Control Statements

• Conditional control statements

• If

• If-else

• If-elif-else

• Nested-if

• Loop control statements

• for

• while

• Nested loops

• Branching statements

• Break

• Continue

• Pass

• Return

10) Functions

11) Packages and modules