Eliminate roadblocks to learn programming: Start writing your own programs in Python 3 from scratch
InstructorFebin George
Instruction covers essential building blocks including Strings, Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries, and control flow logic.
The curriculum provides specific guidance for setting up development environments on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Editorial course preview
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This screenshot shows a Python script named rankStudents.py in a code editor, featuring functions to read student names and marks, then sort and display the top three students based on their scores.
This screenshot shows the Python 3.6.1 interactive shell environment, demonstrating how variables are assigned and control flow structures like while loops are initiated during live coding.
This exercise sheet presents three Python function challenges ranging from printing text to calculating sums and classifying triangles based on side lengths.
The content remains at a very basic level, lacking coverage of advanced topics like lambda functions or data science libraries.
Learner signals suggest a lack of visual aids like flowcharts and potential pacing issues that can make following the logic difficult.
The final project may present a significant jump in difficulty compared to the preceding lessons.
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The curriculum aligns well with the stated goal of teaching beginners through multi-platform setup and core primitives.