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| 1. Get to know about Sets.mp4 | 27.7 MB | ||
| 1. Getting started with Conditional statement.mp4 | 25.4 MB | ||
| 1. Getting started with Lists.mp4 | 31.6 MB | ||
| 1. Getting your hand dirty with Arrays.mp4 | 44.5 MB | ||
| 1. Introduction to Python.mp4 | 55.8 MB | ||
| 1. Introduction to Raspberry Pi.mp4 | 37.1 MB | ||
| 1. Mini Project-1.mp4 | 29.7 MB | ||
| 1. Understanding Arithmetic & Assignment Operators.mp4 | 24.5 MB | ||
| 1. Understanding Syntax and the first program.mp4 | 13.1 MB | ||
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| 10. Accessing Raspberry Pi GUI without Monitor.mp4 | 56.8 MB | ||
| 10. CODE - Getting started with Control Flow Statements.html | 921.6 B | ||
| 10. CODE - Getting started with Strings.html | 921.6 B | ||
| 10. CODE - Set Operations.html | 1 KB | ||
| 10. CODE -Changing Nested items.html | 716.8 B | ||
| 10. Example of Bitwise XOR & NOT Operator.mp4 | 88.8 MB | ||
| 10. Write a python program to create a parameterized function which holds some default parameters..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 10.1 L28 - CODE - Getting Started with Strings.py | 614.4 B | ||
| 10.1 L55 - CODE -Changing Nested items.py | 512 B | ||
| 10.1 L73 - CODE - Set Operations.py | 819.2 B | ||
| 10.1 L95 - CODE - Getting started with control flow statements.py | 512 B | ||
| 11. CODE - Bitwise XOR & NOT Operator.html | 409.6 B | ||
| 11. Getting Started with Strings Methods.mp4 | 32.1 MB | ||
| 11. List Methods.mp4 | 14.9 MB | ||
| 11. Official Python Installation.mp4 | 45.7 MB | ||
| 11. Sets Methods.mp4 | 28 MB | ||
| 11. The continue Statement in Control Flow.mp4 | 18.3 MB | ||
| 11. Write a python program to create a parameterizedFunction which takes keyword arguments as parameter..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 11.1 L41 CODE - Bitwise XOR & NOT Operator.py | 204.8 B | ||
| 12. Alternative IDE for Development.mp4 | 21.4 MB | ||
| 12. CODE - Getting started with Strings Methods.html | 1.1 KB | ||
| 12. CODE - List Methods.html | 716.8 B | ||
| 12. CODE - The continue Statement in Control Flow.html | 716.8 B | ||
| 12. Example of Bitwise LEFT & RIGHT SHIFT Operator.mp4 | 18.7 MB | ||
| 12. Understanding Dictionary.mp4 | 25.1 MB | ||
| 12. Write a python program to define a funtion which takes Value-Length-Arguments as parameter..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 12.1 L30 - CODE - Getting Started with Strings Methods.py | 1 KB | ||
| 12.1 L57 - CODE - List Methods.py | 512 B | ||
| 12.1 L97 - CODE - The continue Statement in Control Flow.py | 409.6 B | ||
| 13. CODE - Bitwise LEFT & RIGHT SHIFT Operator.html | 409.6 B | ||
| 13. CODE - Understanding Dictionary.html | 716.8 B | ||
| 13. Deep inside The ControLFlow.mp4 | 26.3 MB | ||
| 13. Getting Started with Tuples.mp4 | 36.6 MB | ||
| 13. Thonny Installation in Raspberry Pi 4.mp4 | 19.6 MB | ||
| 13. Write a Python program to calculate and print the sum of three numbers..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 13.1 L43 - CODE - Bitwise LEFT & RIGHT SHIFT Operator.py | 204.8 B | ||
| 13.1 L77 - CODE - Understanding Dictionary.py | 512 B | ||
| 14. CODE - Deep inside Control Flow.html | 512 B | ||
| 14. CODE -Getting Started with Tuples.html | 921.6 B | ||
| 14. Get to know about Booleans.mp4 | 21 MB | ||
| 14. More methods to access Dictionary Elements.mp4 | 33.6 MB | ||
| 14. Thonny Installation on Windows, Mac & Linux.mp4 | 47.3 MB | ||
| 14. Write a code to display name, roll, age, and city of 5 students. Check whether they're teen or not..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 14.1 L59 - CODE -Getting Started with Tuples.py | 716.8 B | ||
| 14.1 L99 - CODE - Deep inside Control Flow.py | 204.8 B | ||
| 15. CODE - Get to know about Booleans.html | 409.6 B | ||
| 15. CODE- More methods to access Dictionary Elements.html | 921.6 B | ||
| 15. Updating or Changing Tuple values.mp4 | 25.6 MB | ||
| 15. Write a python program to print your name..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 15. “For loop with else” in Control Flow.mp4 | 17 MB | ||
| 15.1 L45 - CODE - Get to know about Booleans.py | 204.8 B | ||
| 15.1 L79 - CODE- More methods to access Dictionary Elements.py | 716.8 B | ||
| 16. CODE - Sets Methods.html | 614.4 B | ||
| 16. CODE - “For loop with else” in Control Flow.html | 716.8 B | ||
| 16. CODE -Updating or Changing Tuple values.html | 819.2 B | ||
| 16. Write a python program to display the variety of Indian greetings..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 16. Write a python program to find the binary of the decimal numbers..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 16.1 L101 - CODE - “For loop with else” in Control Flow.py | 512 B | ||
| 16.1 L61 - CODE -Updating or Changing Tuple values.py | 716.8 B | ||
| 16.1 L75 - CODE - Sets Methods.py | 409.6 B | ||
| 17. Join Tuples.mp4 | 32.5 MB | ||
| 17. Removing Items from Dictionary.mp4 | 19.7 MB | ||
| 17. Write a python code to show the operations of arithmetic, assigenments, and logical operators..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 17. “Nested Loops” in control flow statements.mp4 | 22.8 MB | ||
| 18. CODE - Join Tuples.html | 921.6 B | ||
| 18. CODE - Removing Items from Dictionary.html | 716.8 B | ||
| 18. CODE - “Nested Loops” in control flow statements.html | 512 B | ||
| 18.1 L103 - CODE - “Nested Loops” in control flow statements.py | 307.2 B | ||
| 18.1 L63 - CODE -Join Tuples.py | 716.8 B | ||
| 18.1 L81 - CODE - Removing Items from Dictionary.py | 512 B | ||
| 19. Copying Dictionary.mp4 | 19.7 MB | ||
| 19. Write a python program to display the grades of a student using the multi-if statements..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 19. Write a python program to show the nested list..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 2. CODE - Arithmetic & Assignment Operators.html | 512 B | ||
| 2. CODE - Get to know about Functions.html | 512 B | ||
| 2. CODE - Getting started with Conditional statement.html | 614.4 B | ||
| 2. CODE - Getting started with Lists.html | 819.2 B | ||
| 2. CODE - Getting your hand dirty with Arrays.html | 409.6 B | ||
| 2. CODE - Mini Project-1.html | 1.5 KB | ||
| 2. CODE -Get to know about Sets.html | 716.8 B | ||
| 2. Setting Up The Operating System of Raspberry Pi.mp4 | 102.2 MB | ||
| 2. Usage of Python & its Features.mp4 | 20.7 MB | ||
| 2. Variable, Constant & Literals [Part1].mp4 | 21 MB | ||
| 2.1 L105 - CODE - Get to know about Functions.py | 307.2 B | ||
| 2.1 L113 - CODE - Getting your hand dirty with Arrays.py | 204.8 B | ||
| 2.1 L115 - CODE - miniProject1.py | 921.6 B | ||
| 2.1 L32 - CODE - Arithmetic & Assignment Operators.py | 307.2 B | ||
| 2.1 L47 - CODE - Getting started with Lists.py | 716.8 B | ||
| 2.1 L65 - CODE -Get to know about Sets.py | 512 B | ||
| 2.1 L87 - CODE - Getting started with Conditional statement.py | 409.6 B | ||
| 2.2 miniProject1.py | 921.6 B | ||
| 20. CODE - Copying Dictionary.html | 614.4 B | ||
| 20. Write a python program to join three tuples altogether..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 20. Write a python program using if-else statement displaying whether a given number is odd or even..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 20.1 L83 - CODE - Copying Dictionary.py | 307.2 B | ||
| 21. Methods in Dictionary.mp4 | 16.4 MB | ||
| 21. Write a python program for nested if statements..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 22. CODE - Methods in Dictionary.html | 409.6 B | ||
| 22. Write a for loop program to separate and display all letters from the word Python Programming..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 22.1 L85 - CODE - Methods in Dictionary.py | 204.8 B | ||
| 23. Write a Python program to check whether a given set is a subset or superset of another set..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 23. Write a python program to create a two-dimentional matrix using the nested for loop..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 24. Write a python program to show the symmetric difference between two sets..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 24. Write a python program using the for-else statement..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 25. Write a python program to display the output of two sets using the intersection method..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 26. Write a python program to update the items of a dictionary..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 27. Write a Python program to create a new dictionary using the fromkeys() method..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 28. Write a python program to delete an existing dictionary using the del keyword..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 3. Adding Elements in Sets.mp4 | 13.5 MB | ||
| 3. Adding items to list.mp4 | 32 MB | ||
| 3. CODE - Variable, Constant & Literals [Part1].html | 512 B | ||
| 3. Create an array of sports of length 10 and display the output..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 3. Hardware Requirements.mp4 | 14.2 MB | ||
| 3. Mini Project-2.mp4 | 108.2 MB | ||
| 3. Setting up the Raspberry Pi Computer.mp4 | 146.7 MB | ||
| 3. Understanding Comparison & Logical Operators.mp4 | 15.4 MB | ||
| 3. “if...elif...else” Conditional statement.mp4 | 22.2 MB | ||
| 3. “return” Statement in Functions.mp4 | 16.8 MB | ||
| 3.1 L21 - CODE - Variable, Constant & Literals [Part1].py | 409.6 B | ||
| 4. CODE - Mini Project-2.html | 3.1 KB | ||
| 4. CODE - Understanding Comparison & Logical Operators.html | 512 B | ||
| 4. CODE - “if...elif...else” Conditional statement.html | 819.2 B | ||
| 4. CODE - “return” Statement in Functions.html | 716.8 B | ||
| 4. CODE- Adding Elements in Sets.html | 409.6 B | ||
| 4. CODE- Adding items to list.html | 1.2 KB | ||
| 4. Create an array of length 7 named rainbow, which stores the name of all colors of a Rainbow..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 4. Document - Hardware & Software Requirement Lists.html | 2.8 KB | ||
| 4. Introduction to IP Scanner tool.mp4 | 26.8 MB | ||
| 4. Variable, Constant & Literals [Part2].mp4 | 13.9 MB | ||
| 4.1 L107 - CODE - “return” Statement in Functions.py | 409.6 B | ||
| 4.1 L117 - CODE - Mini Project-2.py | 2.2 KB | ||
| 4.1 L34 - CODE - Comparison & Logical Operators.py | 307.2 B | ||
| 4.1 L49 - CODE - Adding items to list.py | 1 KB | ||
| 4.1 L67 - CODE- Adding Elements in Sets.py | 204.8 B | ||
| 4.1 L89 - CODE - “if...elif...else” Conditional statement.py | 512 B | ||
| 4.2 miniProject2-copy.py | 2.2 KB | ||
| 5. CODE - Variable Constant & Literals[Part2].html | 409.6 B | ||
| 5. Combining if Statement - And , Or , and Not in Conditional Statement.mp4 | 46.3 MB | ||
| 5. Detecting the IP address of the Raspberry Pi.mp4 | 38.2 MB | ||
| 5. Function Arguments or Parameters.mp4 | 19.8 MB | ||
| 5. Removing Elements from Sets.mp4 | 32 MB | ||
| 5. Removing the List Item.mp4 | 24.5 MB | ||
| 5. Summary.mp4 | 34.2 MB | ||
| 5. Understanding Identity & Membership Operators.mp4 | 17.4 MB | ||
| 5. Write a code to slice the meaningful words from these characters 'dhdkgjfPythonojrjfgProgrammming'..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 5.1 L23 - CODE - Variable Constant & Literals[Part2].py | 204.8 B | ||
| 6. CODE - Combining if Statement - And , Or , and Not in Conditional Statement.html | 1.9 KB | ||
| 6. CODE - Function Arguments or Parameters.html | 512 B | ||
| 6. CODE - Removing Elements from Sets.html | 716.8 B | ||
| 6. CODE - Removing the List Item.html | 819.2 B | ||
| 6. CODE - Understanding Identity & Membership Operators.html | 409.6 B | ||
| 6. Code, to display the sum of the first 20 natural numbers & return an array containing these numbers..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 6. Data Type in Python.mp4 | 25.1 MB | ||
| 6. Getting to Know about SSH & Putty.mp4 | 26.8 MB | ||
| 6. Write a python code to create a tik-tok-toe game which can be played on the terminal..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 6.1 L109 - CODE - Function Arguments or Parameters.py | 307.2 B | ||
| 6.1 L36 CODE - Identity & Membership Operators.py | 204.8 B | ||
| 6.1 L51 - CODE - Removing the List Item.py | 614.4 B | ||
| 6.1 L69 - CODE - Removing Elements from Sets.py | 512 B | ||
| 6.1 L91 - CODE - Combining if Statement - And , Or , and Not in Conditional Statement.py | 1.3 KB | ||
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| 7. Nested List.mp4 | 24.9 MB | ||
| 7. Nested if Statements in Conditional Statement.mp4 | 16 MB | ||
| 7. Numbers in Python.mp4 | 17.9 MB | ||
| 7. Type of Arguments in Python Functions.mp4 | 55.1 MB | ||
| 7. Understanding the concept of Bitwise Operator.mp4 | 14.7 MB | ||
| 7. Write a code for 2-Dimentional Matrix which prints 1 to 100 and highlights the prime numbers..html | 102.4 B | ||
| 8. Accessing Raspberry Pi Terminal using Putty.mp4 | 17 MB | ||
| 8. CODE - Joining Sets.html | 614.4 B | ||
| 8. CODE - Nested if Statements in Conditional Statement.html | 819.2 B | ||
| 8. CODE - Numbers in Python.html | 614.4 B | ||
| 8. CODE - Type of Arguments in Python Functions.html | 1.3 KB | ||
| 8. CODE- Nested List.html | 409.6 B | ||
| 8. Example of Bitwise AND along with OR Operator.mp4 | 39.9 MB | ||
| 8.1 L111 - CODE - Type of Arguments in Python Functions.py | 1 KB | ||
| 8.1 L26 - CODE - Numbers in Python.py | 512 B | ||
| 8.1 L53 - CODE- Nested List.py | 204.8 B | ||
| 8.1 L71 - CODE - Joining Sets.py | 409.6 B | ||
| 8.1 L93 - CODE - Nested if Statements in Conditional Statement.py | 512 B | ||
| 9. CODE - Bitwise AND along with OR Operator.html | 409.6 B | ||
| 9. Changing Nested items.mp4 | 33.4 MB | ||
| 9. Getting started with Strings.mp4 | 30.9 MB | ||
| 9. Getting started with control flow statements.mp4 | 32.4 MB | ||
| 9. Set Operations.mp4 | 27.2 MB | ||
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Description
Welcome to a brand new online course where you can learn hands-on Python programming using Raspberry Pi 4.
We will first begin with the essential steps to set up the Raspberry Pi, starting from the important aspects of SSH and WIFI configuration and then burning the operating system to the SD card. You will then learn how to transform your Raspberry Pi into a full-fledged computer using all the peripherals. Upon completing this, you will learn how to access the terminal using the IP Scanner tool and the Putty application, and then we will go ahead with the Virtual Network Computing to access the graphical user interface of the Pi.
After completing the first phase of our journey, we will now turn our attention towards Python programming. I will guide you through the process of setting up your programming environment using the official Python IDE and Thonny on your Raspberry Pi. But here is the best part, even if you don’t have a Raspberry Pi, you can still join the course! We understand that everyone has different setups, so we will also demonstrate how you can work on other platforms such as Windows, Mac, and Linux. No matter what device you have, we have got you covered.
Whether you’re a beginner or have some coding experience, we’ll start from scratch and progress step by step, ensuring everyone can follow along. We will cover all the essential topics that form the foundation of Python. What sets this course apart is the inclusion of practical examples after each theoretical concept, allowing you to witness how these concepts are applied in real-world scenarios. This hands-on approach will deepen your understanding and enable you to effectively implement logic through programming.
Upon mastering Python, you will be presented with exciting opportunities to apply and demonstrate your newly acquired knowledge. You will develop 2 projects. In the first project, you will be creating a thrilling number-guessing game that will challenge your coding skills and ignite your logical thinking abilities. Whereas in the second project, you will be creating a dynamic snake game that will unleash your creativity and expand your problem-solving abilities.
I have always been a firm believer in learning by doing, and in this course, you will learn what you need to know by hands-on experience. You don’t need any special knowledge except basic computer skills to get started with this course. Every one of you comes from a different background and hence the course is crafted from basic to advanced level with minute detail in every lecture.
Here are two main reasons, why you should take this course :-
#1 This course is carefully crafted to deliver both theoretical knowledge and practical application. Each topic is thoughtfully explained with real-world examples, enabling you to learn and practice simultaneously.
#2 Upon completing each section, you will encounter a series of coding exercises and assignments specifically tailored to reinforce your understanding of the topic at hand. These exercises will require you to apply your own logical thinking to solve problems, thereby enhancing your problem-solving skills and developing a systematic approach to tackle such challenges.
To make the learning curve easier, the entire course has been divided into 10 sections. Let’s take a look at the major topics that will be covered in each section of the course.
In the first section, we will delve into the fundamental concepts of Python programming and explore the essential software and hardware requirements necessary to successfully complete this course.
In the second section, we will dive into the world of Raspberry Pi. We will begin by exploring the configuration of SSH and WIFI and then go through the process of burning the OS onto the SD card. With the bootable SD card and other peripherals, we will transform Raspberry Pi into a full-fledged computer. Next, we will explore a unique scenario where the availability of an external monitor is limited. So to solve this issue, we will learn the process of remotely accessing the terminal of Raspberry Pi by utilizing the concept of IP scanning and SSH. This method allows for seamless connectivity and control over the Raspberry Pi, even without the need for a physical monitor.
Building upon this knowledge, we will venture into the realm of virtual network computing, which will allow us to seamlessly interact with Raspberry Pi’s graphical user interface. Additionally, we will familiarize ourselves with the official Python IDE, Thonny, and its installation process. And in case, you don’t have a Raspberry Pi, we will guide you through setting up the IDE on Windows, Mac, and Linux machines.
In the upcoming 3rd section, we will start learning Python programming. This phase will take us on a comprehensive journey through essential topics such as Python syntax, variables, constants, and literals. We will also explore various data types, including numbers, and various ways of string formatting along with important string methods. By the end of this section, you will have a solid foundation in these fundamental concepts of Python programming.
In the 4th section of the course, we will learn about operators in Python. In this phase, we will explore a variety of operators, including arithmetic, assignment, comparison, and logical operators. Additionally, we will also go through identity, membership, bitwise, and boolean operators. By the end of this section, you will have a comprehensive understanding of how to effectively utilize these operators to manipulate and evaluate data in Python.
In the 5th section, we will go ahead with Lists and Tuples. We will cover accessing, adding, removing, and updating elements in lists and tuples. But that’s not all! We’ll also get to know about nested lists and tuples, unlocking new possibilities for organizing and manipulating data. By the time you complete this section, you’ll possess a deep understanding of lists, tuples, and their advanced functionalities.
The 6th section begins with Sets and Dictionaries. Here, we will explore the creation, access, removal, joining, and copying of sets and dictionaries in Python. Apart from that, we will also see how to implement nested sets and dictionaries, unraveling their hidden potential and mastering the important methods associated with these powerful data structures. By the time we complete this section, you’ll have a solid grasp of sets, dictionaries, and their advanced features, empowering you to manipulate and organize data in efficient and effective ways.
In the 7th section, we will unlock the true power of Conditional and Control Flow Statements. Here, we will go through “if” statements, “if-else” statements, and the versatile “if-elif-else” statements. But that’s not all! We will also master the art of control flow with the mighty For and While loops, along with the invaluable break, pass, and continue statements. By the time we conquer this section, You will gain the expertise to effectively handle decision making and confidently exercise control over program execution.
In the 8th section, we will get to know about functions. Get prepared to unlock the true potential of code organization and reusability as we explore the art of creating and calling functions. Witness the magic of declaring functions with input parameters, allowing for dynamic and flexible behavior. And fear not, for we shall master the art of passing arguments to functions, empowering our code with the ability to adapt and respond to different scenarios. By the end of this section, you will harness the power of functions and utilize their efficiency and elegance to create cleaner and modular code.
In the 9th section of our Python journey, we will start with arrays. We will see how we can create arrays and access its individual elements. We will then see how arrays enhance our ability to organize and manipulate data with precision and ease. By the end of this section, you will possess the knowledge and skills to harness the full potential of arrays.
In the 10th section, you will learn to build two projects using the knowledge and skills gained so far. In the first project, you will be developing a number guessing game whereas in the second project you will be designing your own snake game. These hands-on projects will not only solidify your programming skills but also ignite your creativity and problem-solving abilities.
Each video in the course will teach you new concepts and techniques which you may apply to any of your projects immediately. This course assumes you as a newbie and no prior knowledge of programming is required. So if you are somebody who has never learnt Python programming before, you do not need to worry, I will be with you every step of the way.
Don’t let technical errors hold you back from achieving your goals. If you ever need help, simply post your question in the question and answer section and our dedicated support team will get back to you within 24 hours. They are available to assist you 6 days a week, from Monday to Saturday.
We will also share the complete source code with you, so that you can easily replicate the code examples and practice on your own. All lectures are accompanied by English subtitles, ensuring clear and comprehensive understanding.
In case, if you don’t like the course, don’t worry at all, you are always protected by 30 days, no questions asked, money back guarantee.
Alright, so at the end of the day, you have got nothing to lose. So join me in this incredible journey, into the world of Python Programming and take your technical skills to the next level. If you enroll now, you’ll take advantage of this limited-time offer at this special price.
Who this course is for:
This course has been specifically designed with beginners in mind, making it accessible to individuals with basic knowledge of computer science.
Whether you are just starting out or have a foundational understanding of the subject, you can confidently enroll in this course.
Our curriculum takes into consideration the needs of learners at various skill levels, providing clear explanations and step-by-step guidance to ensure a smooth learning experience for everyone.
Don’t hesitate to join, as this course is tailored to support your learning journey from the ground up.
Requirements
No prior programming knowledge is required, you will learn everything from the ground up.
A working PC or Laptop with good internet connection.
Last Updated 7/2023
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