Learning the Python 3 Standard Library

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Kathryn Hodge

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01 - Introduction

01 - Make writing Python easier with Python standard libraries.mp4

00:34

02 - What you need to know.mp4

01:27

03 - Using exercise files.mp4

00:30

04 - How to use CoderPad.mp4

01:40

05 - Python standard library introduction.mp4

02:07

02 - 1. Python Whats Built In

01 - Logical operators And, or, not.mp4

06:06

02 - Comparison operators.mp4

04:01

03 - Calculating length.mp4

03:45

04 - Range and list.mp4

03:18

05 - Min and max.mp4

03:54

06 - Rounding, absolute value, and exponents.mp4

06:08

07 - Sorted function.mp4

06:39

08 - Type functions.mp4

05:34

09 - Solution Count valid numbers.mp4

01:13

03 - 2. Python Math

01 - Trigonometry, ceiling, floor, and constants.mp4

04:23

02 - Factorial, square root, and GCD.mp4

04:02

03 - Python random module.mp4

06:00

04 - Calculating statistics with Python.mp4

04:41

05 - Iterators with itertools Infinite processes.mp4

04:20

06 - Iterators with itertools Permutations and combinations.mp4

04:26

07 - Solution Calculate hypotenuse.mp4

00:59

04 - 3. Python InputOutput

01 - Command-line arguments.mp4

05:31

02 - Input and output.mp4

02:35

03 - Files and file writing.mp4

05:02

04 - File seeking in Python.mp4

02:43

05 - Iterative files.mp4

02:59

06 - Tempfile module.mp4

02:10

07 - Manipulate zip files in Python.mp4

05:41

08 - Solution Count words in a file.mp4

01:44

05 - 4. Python Date and Time, HTML Parsing, and HTTP

01 - Getting the current time with Python.mp4

02:07

02 - Formatting dates and times in Python with datetime.mp4

03:46

03 - Calculating future times and Python calendar module.mp4

03:26

04 - Create a timer with the Python time module.mp4

02:50

05 - Python HTML parser module.mp4

07:17

06 - Text wrap module.mp4

04:23

07 - Python HTTP package and urllib and JSON modules.mp4

06:34

08 - Solution Add Fractions with Fraction Module.mp4

00:59

06 - Conclusion

01 - Add these built-in functions to your own applications.mp4

00:34

Description

Python libraries can cut your development time and reduce your frustration with coding. In this Python 3 course, follow Kathryn Hodge as she walks through the Python standard library. Discover how familiarizing yourself with its facilities can make writing code in this concise, elegant language a little easier. Familiarize yourself with the library's built-in functions, math modules, and input and output modules. Learn how to get information from the Internet with the HTTP module, and more.

This course includes Code Challenges powered by CoderPad. Code Challenges are interactive coding exercises with real-time feedback, so you can get hands-on coding practice alongside the course content to advance your programming skills.

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Kathryn Hodge

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Working at the interaction of media, education, and technology, I have around half a decade of experience as a small business owner and software engineer. As a small business owner, I've created the 30 Days of Code tutorial series with HackerRank, authored several popular technology courses with LinkedIn Learning, and amassed over 65,000 subscribers and 5 million lifetime views on the blondiebytes YouTube channel. As a software engineer, I've deconstructed a large Java Springboot monolith into microservices, automated deployment processes by building CI/CD pipelines, migrated complex infrastructure to AWS, and driven conversations around software engineering architectures and work culture in the tech industry. 30 Days of Code: https://www.hackerrank.com/domains/tutorials/30-days-of-code YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4DwZ2VXM2KWtzHjVk9M_xg?view_as=subscriber LinkedIn Learning Courses: https://www.linkedin.com/learning/instructors/kathryn-hodge

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