Blast off with Python Series: Create Your First Python Program!

Get started with Python in this beginners series. No need for previous Python experience, although some programming exposure would help. I’ll dive through some of the modules in the Python First Steps Learning Path, where I’ll cover all the basics of Python and end up with a fully functional Python project at the end. To view the rest of this series on-demand content, visit: https://aka.ms/OnDemandBlastOff For this session, Alfredo will be referencing content from this free Learn module: https://aka.ms/pythoncreate6 and this repo: https://github.com/alfredodeza/jformat For additional info on Python check out these modules: https://aka.ms/PythonLanguage_youtube & https://aka.ms/pythonfirststeps6 Now that the basics are out of the way, this is your opportunity to create a Python application from scratch! In this episode, I’ll walk through the details from file layout, to connecting the modules and libraries to get a functional application in the end! Instructor: Alfredo Deza, Cloud Advocate, Microsoft Alfredo is a passionate cloud advocate, software engineer, speaker, author, and former Olympic athlete. With almost two decades of DevOps and software engineering experience, he teaches Machine Learning Engineering and gives lectures around the world about software development, personal development, and professional sports. He has written several books about DevOps and Python including Python For DevOps and Practical MLOps. He continues to share his knowledge about resilient infrastructure, testing, and robust development practices in courses, books, and presentations. https://www.linkedin.com/in/alfredodeza/ https://github.com/alfredodeza https://paiml.com/docs/home/books/minimal-python/ For more on Coding, Languages, and Frameworks, click here: https://developer.microsoft.com/reactor/topic/2/?wt.mc_id=youtube_0_video_reactor For more community and learning events from Microsoft Reactor, click here: https://developer.microsoft.com/reactor//?wt.mc_id=youtube_0_video_reactor [eventID:14358]