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  1. Learn Python Programming - Python Tutorial

    In this course you will learn how to write code, the basics and see examples. Python is a programming language supports several programming paradigms including Object-Orientated …

  2. Getting started - Python Tutorial

    Python is a programming language with a clean syntax that is easy to learn. Python programs can be run under all desktop computers. It used in many application domains including: Web and …

  3. Tkinter (GUI Programming) - Python Tutorial

    Tkinter is a graphical user interface (GUI) module for Python, you can make desktop apps with Python. You can make windows, buttons, show text and images amongst other things. Tk and …

  4. Functions in Python (With Examples) - Python Tutorial

    Functions in Python (With Examples) To group sets of code you can use functions. Functions are small parts of repeatable code. A function accepts parameters. Without functions we only have …

  5. Python Exercises - Python Tutorial

    These exercises will help you with Python training. Python for dummies? No, challenging exercises to become a good developer! You can download the answers here. Related course: …

  6. Python Strings (With Examples) - Python Tutorial

    Python Strings (With Examples) Any time you want to use text in Python, you are using strings. Python understands you want to use a string if you use the double-quotes symbol. Once a …

  7. PyQt GUI Programming Tutorial - Python Tutorial

    PyQt is a module to make desktop software with Python. This works on all desktop systems including Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. If you want to make desktop apps with Python, PyQt …

  8. Why Python is Awesome - Python Tutorial

    Created by Guido van Rossum and released in 1991, Python is now an advanced, general-purpose programming language. It is designed to stress on code readability by utilizing …

  9. Python Lists (With Examples) - Python Tutorial

    Python Lists (With Examples) List can be seen as a collection: they can hold many variables. List resemble physical lists, they can contain a number of items. A list can have any number of …

  10. Make a program that asks the users preferred programming language. lang = input("Python or Ruby?: ") print("You chose : " + lang) If statements Exercise 1 x = input("Number: ") if x < 0 or …

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