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🐍Python Lessons
- 01Environment Setup (what you'll need)
- 02Variables and print()
- 03Conditionals (if statements)
- 04Loops (for statements)
- 05Writing Your First Function
- 06Working with Lists
- 07Working with Dictionaries (dict)
- 08Loops (while statements)
- 09Working with Strings
- 10Introducing Classes (Object-Oriented Programming)
- 11Error Handling (try...except)
- 12List Comprehensions
- 13Generators and yield
- 14File Handling Basics
- 15The match Statement (Python's switch)
- 16The Conditional (Ternary) Expression
- 17Inheritance (Extending a Class)
- 18Writing Comments
- 19Logical Operators (and, or, not)
- 20Constants (values you agree not to change)
- 21Splitting and Joining Strings (split, join)
- 22Writing None-Safe Code
- 23Searching a List (in and finding the next match)
- 24Transforming a List with map()
- 25Two-Dimensional Lists (grid-shaped data)
- 26Writing a Custom Exception Class
- 27Default Arguments (initial parameter values)
- 28Working with Sets
- 29Checking Correctness with assert (your first step into testing)
- 30Higher-Order Functions (passing a function as an argument)
- 31Stacks and Queues (basic data structures)
- 32Type Conversion (casting) Basics
- 33Intro to Regular Expressions (pattern matching)
- 34The Binary Search Algorithm
- 35Building a Caesar Cipher (a character-shifting cipher)
- 36Understanding How Bubble Sort Works
- 37Building and Displaying Dates (basic year/month/day operations)
- 38Writing Multiple Test Cases Together
- 39Speeding Up Calculations with Memoization (caching)
- 40Normalizing Strings (strip, unifying case)
- 41Shallow Copy vs. Deep Copy
- 42Enum (Enumerated Types) Basics
- 43Flattening a List
- 44Reversing a String and Checking for Palindromes
- 45Pairing Up Two Lists (the zip operation)
- 46Rounding Numbers (floor, ceil, round)
- 47Multi-Line Strings (triple quotes)
- 48Functions That Return Multiple Values (tuples)
- 49Finding the GCD and LCM (the Euclidean algorithm)
- 50Formatting Numbers (padding digits, decimal places)
- 51Cleanup Logic with try/except/finally
- 52Writing Type-Agnostic Functions
- 53The with Statement (Context Managers) Basics
- 54Generating Random Numbers
- 55Bitwise Operators (AND, OR, XOR, shifts)
- 56Class Variables and @staticmethod Basics
- 57Waiting for a Fixed Amount of Time (time.sleep)
- 58Watch Out for Floating-Point Rounding Errors
- 59Type Hints Basics
- 60FizzBuzz (the classic practice problem)
- 61Checking Whether a Number Is Prime
- 62Set Operations (union, intersection, difference)
- 63Converting Number Bases (binary, hex)
- 64Checking Balanced Parentheses (an application of stacks)
- 65Checking Whether Two Words Are Anagrams
- 66Checking Whether a Year Is a Leap Year
- 67Converting Temperature (Celsius to Fahrenheit)
- 68Prime Factorization
- 69[Applied] Build a Household Budget Tool
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Environment Setup (what you'll need)
This page runs Python right in your browser (via Pyodide), so there's nothing to install — you can start practicing immediately. Python is known for its clean, readable syntax and is one of the most popular languages today, used everywhere from AI and machine learning to web development and automation. If you'd like to run Python on your own computer later, here's what you'll need.
- Python itself: installable from the official site (python.org).
- An editor: Visual Studio Code with the Python extension is the standard choice. For data analysis, Anaconda is also popular.
Once installed, you can run a script from the terminal with python filename.py.
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