This course is for you because

You re a web developer using Python, ready to slingshot your productivity even exten
d your favorite framework
You re a QA engineer who is sick and tired of repetitive testing code, and wants to
automate at a higher level
You re a data scientist ready to create expressive analysis tools, empowering you a
nd your teammates
You re a tech lead or engineering manager who wants to improve code reuse and organ
ization in your team
You want to improve your Python knowledge to ace an interview or land that dream
job
You re a software engineer who cares about robust, reliable, and maintainable code a
nd wants to see a wider positive impact from your coding efforts
You feel you ll benefit from deeply understanding the Python language and ecosystem
, and how to use it to its fullest potential
Prerequisites:
Ability to write
Familiarity with
Ability to write
Experience using

simple Python programs using lists and dictionaries

basic types (int, str, float, etc.)
simple classes and work with Python objects
modules in the standard library

Course outline
Throughout each day: Continual live-coding demonstrations by instructor
Ongoing Q&A throughout the class
Hands-on programming lab exercises nearly every hour, to immediately cement what
you learn
Important: In this course, you will write code, and a LOT of it. Come prepared t
o practice what you learn.
Python
len
len(str(a))
a='2'
b='3'
a+b=23
print (a)
type(a)=> str
int(a)=>2
int(1)+int(b)=>5
1+'Hello'=> err -TypeError : unsupported operand types for 1+
str(1)+'Hello'=>'1Hello"
a=2222
str(1)+'Hi' =>'2222Hi'
'value for a is'+str(a)=> 'value for a is2222'
my_string='This is my string"
my_string.split() => ['This','is','my','string']
my_string.split(",")
my_string='Hi,Hello,Bye'
my_stringsplit(",") => ['Hi','Hello','Bye']
my_string.split() => ['Hi,Hello,Bye']
a=1+2j
b=1+3j
a+b => 2+5j
a*b => (-5+5j)

a**b
a**(1/2)
a**(1/3)
(a)1/2
(a)1/3
math
date& time
os
a=b=c=10
a=10
b=15
c=20
a,b,c=10,15,20 multi assignments in one single line
print (a)
print (b)
python follows indentation ; any space in the next line will raise indentationer
ror
ipython
jupyter
anaconda
my_string_to_print="Hi I am new"
a=2
b=4
c=a*b
"Multi of " + str(a) + "and " + str(b) + " is: " + str(c)
'Multi of 2 and 4 is: 8'
'Multi of {1} and {0} is {2}'.format(a,b,c)
'Multi of 4 and 2 is 8'
'Hi this is my number {}'.format(2)
'Hi this is my number 2'
Data Structure:
list => list of objects
l1=[1,2,3]
l2=[4,5,6]
l1+l2
len(11)
tuples
dictionaries
l=[1,2,'Hello','Bye']