Intermediate Python for Non-Programmers

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01 - Introduction

01 - What you should know.mp4

01:06

02 - 1. Classes and Object-Oriented Programming

01 - Python on Windows.mp4

10:09

02 - Python on Mac or Linux.mp4

07:50

03 - Classes.mp4

07:54

04 - Instances.mp4

11:45

05 - Methods.mp4

09:04

06 - Inheritance.mp4

11:13

07 - Try, Except.mp4

13:50

03 - 2. Project 1 Weather API

01 - APIs and JSON.mp4

11:49

02 - Requests and PIP.mp4

11:57

03 - Classes and weather.mp4

22:08

04 - 3. Functional Programming Concepts

01 - Advanced comparisons and IF statements.mp4

10:14

02 - Switch Python 3.10 and later.mp4

08:17

03 - Map.mp4

10:57

04 - Filter.mp4

06:25

05 - Reduce.mp4

07:50

05 - 4. Project 2 Web Scraper

01 - Webpages and HTML.mp4

06:09

02 - Beautiful Soup.mp4

10:41

03 - Completing your web scraper.mp4

15:13

06 - 5. Working with Files

01 - Command-line arguments.mp4

09:14

02 - Creating a file.mp4

09:12

03 - Reading a file.mp4

07:47

04 - Editing a file.mp4

14:38

07 - 6. Project 3 To-Do List

01 - To-do list fundamentals.mp4

08:32

02 - To-do list polish.mp4

14:12

03 - Pickle and Python.mp4

09:06

04 - Pickling the to-do project.mp4

04:16

08 - Conclusion

01 - Continued learning.mp4

01:18

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Are you ready to take your Python skills to the next level, but not sure how to proceed? Join instructor Nick Walter in this intermediate-level course, part two of his previous course Python for Non-Programmers, designed specifically for learners with little to no coding experience.

Push your skill set with more advanced concepts and coding challenges by completing the three practice projects, including a weather forecaster, web scraper, and to-do list. Learn more about classes in object-oriented programming as well as functional programming tools and how to create, edit, and delete files. Get tips for running Python like a pro, coding it from anywhere, on any type of operating system. By the end of this course, you’ll have upgraded your toolkit as a developer and will feel more comfortable with Python coding.

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