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Learning Python Basics with the Real World Examples

This Repository is meant for Learning Python Fundamentals with the real world examples. It would invoke some thoughts and logic inside you to go further.

There would be lots of examples and exercises on the top of that that you can do to be comfortable with Python Programming. Once you are good with basic concepts explained in this repository, you can go ahead and practice those exercises mentioned in exercise folder. Real world examples are the examples which you would see around you in regular basis like conversion of json to csv, pdf to images, web scraping etc.

Prerequisites

  1. Python 3.x preferably > 3.7
  2. Mostly pip would be installed with Python package, if not then install pip separately.
  3. git is installed and you know basics of git commands.
  4. Have access to terminal/command line
  5. You know basic concepts of any programming language, not mandatory though

Helpful Resources

Books

  1. Learning Python
  2. Programming Python
  3. Head First Python
  4. Fluent Python
  5. Learn Python3 the hard way
  6. Automate the boring stuff with Python
  7. Python Cookbook
  8. Python Crash Course
  9. Effective Python
  10. Modern Python Cookbook

Articles/Blogs

Videos (Youtube mainly)

Flexmind Channel's Python Videos Playlist

Online Courses (Free or Paid)

  1. Python for Everybody Specialization
  2. Python3 Programming Specialization
  3. Crash Course on Python by Google

ToDo List

  • Add examples for all basic concepts ⭐
  • Add at least 20 simple exercises similar to hackerrank or hackerearth 🔥
  • Add at least 20 common real-world examples 😎
  • Add 3-5 real-world examples for ML & DS ✨
  • Add 3-5 real-world examples for Web Development 🌐
  • Add 3-5 real-world examples for AWS ☁️
  • Add 3-5 real-world examples for CyberSecurity 😈
  • Add basic tutorial page using sanjeevjaiswal.com domain

Troubleshoot

  • You should be using Python 3.x preferably > 3.7
  • Check python version python --version
  • Similarly check pip version pip --version. It should point to Python3.x
  • If you get module name not found error, try to install that named module as pip install module-name
  • If you are getting any other error mail me. I would add those steps here.

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  1. Sanjeev Jaiswal

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