Python for Non-Programmers

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01.01-python from zero.mp4

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01.02-your first line of code.mp4

03:38

02.01-variables.mp4

05:47

02.02-numbers ints and floats.mp4

04:39

02.03-strings.mp4

05:03

02.04-using variables in strings.mp4

05:23

02.05-booleans and if statements.mp4

05:16

02.06-comparison and else.mp4

05:40

03.01-picking random numbers.mp4

06:32

03.02-choosing what fortune to show.mp4

06:29

04.01-lists.mp4

04:35

04.02-lists add insert delete.mp4

04:42

04.03-for loops.mp4

06:01

04.04-dictionaries.mp4

05:41

05.01-splitting a string.mp4

03:33

05.02-counting the words.mp4

06:14

06.01-functions.mp4

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06.02-parameters.mp4

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06.03-return.mp4

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06.04-comments.mp4

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06.05-input.mp4

05:28

07.01-game loop.mp4

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07.02-higher lower and polish.mp4

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08.01-next steps.mp4

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Did you know that learning Python is one of the easiest ways to learn to code? It’s true. And in this course you can avoid the jargon and make learning how to code a lot more fun. You don’t have to be an expert technician, either. Join instructor Nick Walter and find out what you need to get started now.

In this course, Nick teaches the fundamentals of Python to you: a non-programmer, a user with little to no coding experience. Learn more about what Python is, and what it is and isn’t used for. Explore how Python works with numbers and how you can interact with simple programs such as a simple number-guessing game. Find out how to work with text in Python by building a reusable function to count the words in a block of text. And along the way, tackle quick challenges and other games that allow you to put your new skills to the test.

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