Python Course – 2. Basic Data Types
Learn the basic Python data types: String, format, Int and Float, arithmetic operators, booleans, comparators and truth tables, with videos and exercises.
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Learn the basic Python data types: String, format, Int and Float, arithmetic operators, booleans, comparators and truth tables, with videos and exercises.
Learn Python collections: lists, sequences, tuples and dictionaries, with videos, theory slides and hands-on exercises from the jarroba Python course.
Learn Python flow control: if conditionals, for and while loops, and scope, with theory, videos and exercises to practice making your code take decisions.
Learn Python functions: arguments and parameters, scope, documenting your code and lambda functions, with theory, videos and a hands-on ATM exercise.
Learn how to use and create Python packages and modules, install third-party libraries with PIP, and work with Random, Math and Datetime, with exercises.
Learn how Python exceptions work: how to catch them, which ones to handle and which to let through, with video lessons, theory and hands-on exercises.
Learn how to work with files and directories in Python: paths, reading and writing files, plus practical exercises with video lessons and downloadable theory.
Python generators let you stream data in real time and get each item only when it's consumed. A great balance between processing and memory. Learn them here.
Return in Python means "we're done". Functions with: Return and one value, Return and several values, Return None, Return void, No Return, and more.
Learn step by step how to build your own server with Python sockets. Keep a real-time connection or monitor devices. Open a port in the firewall.
Learn step by step how to build a dynamic website with the full LAMP architecture: Linux, Apache, MySQL or MariaDB, and PHP, Perl or Python.
Learn what you can do with a physical server: install Apache, build your first website, edit it with Vim or an IDE, upload files over SFTP and pick a domain.