Learn Python

Lesson 1 - Introduction To Python

1.1 What Is Python

1.2 Why Python

Lesson 2 - Basic Python Syntax

2.1 Variables And Data Types

2.2 Basic Operators

2.3 Comments

2.4 Basic Input And Output

Lesson 3 - Control Flow

3.1 Conditional Statements

3.2 Loops

Lesson 4 - Functions

4.1 Defining Functions

4.2 Function Parameters

4.3 Returning Values

4.4 Scope Of Variables

Lesson 5 - Basic Data Structures

5.1 Lists

5.2 Tuples

5.3 Dictionaries

5.4 Sets

Lesson 6 - Exception Handling

6.1 What Are Exceptions

6.2 Handling Exceptions

6.3 Raising Exception

Lesson 7 - Modules And Packages

7.1 What Are Modules And Packages

7.2 Importing Modules

7.3 Most Used Built-In Modules

Lesson 8 - Basic String Operations

8.1 Basic String Operations

Lesson 9 - Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

9.1 Introduction To OOP Concepts

Lesson 1 - Introduction To Python

1.2 Why Python

Here are some reasons why Python is the first choice for both beginners and seasoned developers:

Easy to Learn and Read: Python has simple and clear syntax, making it easy for beginners to read and write code. This helps you understand and develop programs faster.
Versatile: Python comes with a large built-in library and many third-party packages. You can use it for various applications, from web development to artificial intelligence.
Great Community Support: Python has a large, active community that provides help, best practices, suggestions, and solutions to your problems.
Works on Any Platform: Python runs smoothly on all major operating systems, including Windows, MacOS, and Linux.
Free and Open Source: Python is open source, so you can use, modify, and share it for free.

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