Python Full Course Tutorial

Python Full Course Tutorial Get Ad-Free Training by becoming a member today! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqyBfm_H9ugGirk1ufYA2YA/join Join Learn Skills Daily for ad-free training, exams, certificates, and exclusive content: https://www.learnskillsdaily.com Exercise Files: No Exercise Files For This Course Who it's for: This Python course is designed for true beginners as well as self-taught users who want a clearer, more structured foundation in programming. Whether you’re a student exploring coding for the first time, a professional looking to automate repetitive tasks, or someone curious about data science, web development, or general problem-solving with code, this class walks you through Python at a comfortable pace. The instructor assumes no prior experience, explains concepts in plain language, and uses practical examples so you can build confidence step by step as you write and run real Python programs. What it is: Python is a beginner-friendly, general-purpose programming language that acts like a flexible “Swiss Army knife” for solving real-world problems. You’ll use Python as the main tool to learn how to think like a programmer—writing and running code to automate tasks, work with data, and build small, practical projects. Because its syntax is closer to everyday English and it doesn’t force you into rigid rules around data types, Python lets you focus on understanding core concepts like variables, logic, and loops instead of getting stuck on complex setup. Throughout the course, Python is both the subject and the hands-on environment: you’ll install it, practice in IDLE and other IDEs, explore its vast library ecosystem, and see how the same language can power everything from simple scripts to data science and web development. What you'll learn: In this course, you’ll learn how to install Python, work with IDLE and other IDEs, and navigate official documentation so you can troubleshoot effectively on your own. You’ll build a strong foundation in core concepts like variables, strings, integers, floats, and booleans, as well as operators, input and print statements, and best practices for readable code, comments, and indentation. From there, you’ll move into decision structures (if/elif/else), loops (while and for), and introductory functions, applying each concept in small, practical projects such as calculators, password checkers, and simple text-based programs that turn ideas into working code. Start 0:00 Welcome to Python 00:08 Python Official Site 2:50 Shell VS Script Mode IDLE 5:48 What is a Variable and Variable Types 8:57 Integers VS Floats 14:12 Integer Truncation 17:32 Floats and Whole Number Floats 19:17 What is a Boolean and When are They Used 25:04 MAKE YOUR CODE READABLE 28:39 First Programming Challenge 32:49 Saving and Running Programs 39:38 Loose Typing in Python and Taking Inputs 42:55 Type Conversions 48:37 Beginner Conclusion 51:59 Intermediate Introduction 54:32 What is a Decision Structure 55:30 If Statements and Greater Than vs Greater Than Equals 59:30 Recap of Booleans and How They Evaluate 1:01:30 While Loops 1:06:38 For Loop and For Loop With Range FN 1:11:25 Programming Challenge - Password Checker 1:15:54 Functions Introduction 1:23:01 Processing Data in a Function 1:27:23 Programming Challenge - Pizza Maker Intro 1:31:56 PC 2 Toppings and Input Validation 1:34:55 PC 2 doughNeeded and main 1:44:29 Debugging and Improving Output 1:51:13 Importing Modules Introduction 1:56:54 Using Functions from Modules 1:58:45 Hierarchy Chart and Structuring Programs 2:01:11 Intermediate Conclusion 2:07:25 Advanced Introduction 2:09:11 Lists and Functions of Lists 2:09:49 Sort and Multiple Type Lists 2:15:02 Indexing and Stepping Through Lists 2:17:59 Insert and Lists 2:22:09 Pop Vs Remove 2:27:23 Concatenating Two Lists and Matrices 2:29:33 What is a Tuple and When to use it 2:33:29 Programming Challenge Lists and Tuples 2:37:51 Debugging Lists Programming Challenge 2:45:50 What is a Dictionary and When do you Need it 2:51:57 Various Functions of Dictionaries 2:57:19 Nested Lists, Tuples, and Dicts 3:01:51 Advanced Conclusion 3:07:03 Expert Introduction 3:11:05 Advanced 3:12:15 Other Modes of Debugging 3:16:15 File IO Introduction and Tips 3:20:37 CSVs and Using a Loop to Write to a File 3:25:54 Running CSV Test File and IO to Binary Files 3:31:51 Datetime and Functions of Datetime 3:38:31 Rounding and Fstrings 3:45:22 Beginning of Final Programming Challenge 3:48:45 startJournal and addEntry Functions PC 3:53:15 addEntry and readEntries Functions PC 3:58:13 Main Function PC 4:05:01 Debugging and Testing Programming Challenge 4:11:39 Expert Conclusion 4:17:15 (C) 2025 Bomberry Productions, LLC Any illegal reproduction of this content will result in immediate legal action.