As per the StackOverflow Developer Survey 2019 result,
Python is
- The fastest-growing major programming language today,
- The most wanted language for the third year in a row.
What is Python?
- Python is an object-oriented, high-level programming language.
- Python created in 1991 by Guido van Rossum.
- Python is a human-readable language and flexible.
Awesome things you can do with Python
Python is a suitable language for building systems like
- Machine learning (Scikit-learn, Tensorflow, and Theano).
- AI and Robotics Projects.
- Big data and analytic systems (Panda, SciPy).
- Web Applications using Django or Pyramid or using micro-frameworks like Flask and Bottle.
- Advanced Content Management systems (Django CMS and Plone).
- Web Automation Utilities.
- and more.
How to get started in Python?
In order to work with Python, you will need to install the Python version and an Editor to write your Python code.
Python for beginners by Microsoft
Watch new 44-part video series introduced by Microsoft to learn Python for beginners
In this series, you will learn
- Introduction to Python.
- Getting Started.
- Configure Visual Studio Code.
- Displaying Info using the Print function.
- Creating your first Hello World program using Python.
- Using Comments in Python.
- String Concepts.
- Formating Strings.
- Numeric Data Types.
- Date Data Types.
- Error Handling.
- Conditional Logic.
- Multiple Conditional Logic.
- Complex Conditional Logic.
- Collection Concepts.
- Loops.
- Function Concepts.
- Parameterized Functions.
- Modules.
- Packages.
- Virtual environment packages.
- Calling API.
- JSON.
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Python for beginners by Microsoft (Level 2)
Watch new 20-part video series introduced by Microsoft to learn Python for beginners
In this series, you will learn
- Formatting and Linting.
- Lambdas.
- Classes.
- Inheritance.
- Multiple Inheritance.
- Managing File System.
- Working With Files.
- Using WITH.
- Async Operations.
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Python for beginners by Microsoft (Level 3)
Watch new 31-part video series introduced by Microsoft to learn Python for beginners
In this series, you will learn
- Jupyter Notebooks.
- Anaconda.
- Pandas.
- DataFrame.
- CSV files and Jupyter.
- CSV files and DataFrame.
- Manipulating DataFrame Columns.
- Handling duplicated and missing data.
- Setup Training Data.
- Working with Numpy.
- Visualizing data.
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