Introduction To Python

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Table of Contents:

• Introduction
• Boot Camp Class Recordings
  • Introduction
• Classes
• Week 1, Day 1
  • References
• Week 1, Day 2
• Week 2, Day 1
  • References
• References

Introduction

Python is an interpreted, high-level language created by Guido van Rossum and released in 1991. It is dynamically typed and garbage collected.

Python programs have the extension .py and can be run from the command line by typing python file_name.py.

Probably its most noticeable characteristic is its use of significant white space to delimit code blocks, instead of the more popular {} symbols.

End-of-line semicolons (;) are optional and usually not used in Python.

Python becomes the best solution in many domains from web applications, data analysis, data science, machine learning, and AI.

Read more about Python 101 here at our Dev.to blog

Boot Camp Class Recordings

Introduction

• Watch our Introduction here on Youtube.Kindly comment if you have any queries, and like if you enjoy it. If you find the video useful, as always, you can share along with your peers.Success!
• You can also read the Introductory Class Slides here

Classes

Week 1, Day 1

• Watch our Week One Lesson recorded here on Youtube.Kindly comment if you have any queries, and like if you enjoy it. If you find the video useful, as always, you can share along with your peers.Success!
• You can also read the Week One Class Slides here

Week One Code Snippets are also freely available hereon Google Colab.

Week 1, Day 2

• Watch our Week One Lesson recorded here on Youtube.Kindly comment if you have any queries, and like if you enjoy it. If you find the video useful, as always, you can share along with your peers.Success!

References

Week 1 day 2 resources can be viewed at this blog

Week 1 Project and Assessment Submission Forms.

• Upon completion of your Week One Project, kindly submit via this form

Week 2, Day 1

• Watch our Week two Lesson one recorded here on Youtube.Kindly comment if you have any queries, and like if you enjoy it. If you find the video useful, as always, you can share along with your peers.Success!

References

Week 2 day 1 resources can as well be viewed at this blog

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References:

1). Python Tutorial
2). https://users.astro.ufl.edu/~warner/prog/python.html