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Introduction To Programming with Python

Introduction To Programming with Python
What you’ll learn
  • They will be able to think and code with some real world applications in python.
  • simple calculator, Scientific calculator, management System, grading System and much more
  • Students will know about the easy ways of learning code.
Requirements
  • Students need nothing. This is an introductory course for beginners
Description
Welcome to my course “Introduction to programming with Python | for beginners course” Python online training | python programming | python programming for beginners, My Name Is Hanif Marwat I am A python Instructor From More Than 2 Years. I always feel to help programming students by example therefor I created this course with big and practical example of real world. Moreover I am encouraging and trying to compel students to hands-on with code which is the key of success in programming. In This Course I am giving tasks of simple calculator, scientific calculator, management system and grading system which are enough to learn beginner course. I am not trying to make tired my students by giving tons of lectures it’s just 14 lectures which will be updated till to 20 maximum but these 14 lectures include all the basics with a better way of understanding.
Why you should choose this paid course while there are free courses of 50+ lectures?
I have included just 14 lectures and will be update till to 20 lectures the next lectures will be include solutions of projects which I am giving in this course. I don’t want to make you bore with long lectures and repeating concepts. I am telling here just for one time and then I give an example with code which is enough for good understanding. As you know this is beginner course so I don’t want to make you confused by telling in so deep that your brain can’t accept.
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