Python Learning Hub

 Learning Hub for Python 🐍

Python-Learning-Hub
Hub for Python

Welcome to Bits, Boots And Beyond's Python Learning Hub.


Your one-stop shop for all Python lessons, notes, and programming tasks is this site. You may use this as your primary study tool rather of hopping between other websites if you're one of my students.
For beginners in particular, I advise going through the subjects in the correct order.


πŸ“š Start Here – Python Basics

1️⃣ What is Python? Introduction, History and Why You Should Learn It

Read: What is Python? Introduction, History and Why You Should Learn It

In this post, we talk about what Python is, a short history, why it is so popular, and how it can help you in your future career and projects.

2️⃣ How to Install Python and Run Your First Program

Step-by-step guide to install Python on your computer, check the version, use IDLE or Terminal, and write your first print("Hello, world!") program. Includes simple practice tasks.

🧱 Fundamental Ideas (Coming Soon)

Fundamental - Ideas
Fundamental - Ideas

One by one, the lessons listed below will be added. The titles below will become clickable links when they are published.





3️⃣ Python Variables and Data Types
Variable and Datatypes
Variables and Data Types

        • A variable: what is it?
        • Booleans, strings, floats, and integers
        • Simple examples and challenges suitable for beginners



4️⃣ Python Input and Output
input-and-output
Input/Output

  • The input() function
  • Receiving input from the user and showing the results
  • basic applications, such as greetings and calculators.

5️⃣ Operators in Python
Python-Operators
Python Operators

  • Operators for arithmetic, comparison, reasoning, and assignment.
  • Tiny practice questions.

6️⃣ Conditions: if, elif, and else


  • If, elif and else
    IF-ELIF-ELSE
    Making choices in code.
  • Examples from real life and difficulties faced by students.








7️⃣ Loops: for and while
For and While Loop
While - for loops

  • Repeating tasks.
  • Simple iterations and patterns.




    8️⃣ Python Functions
Python Functions

      • The benefits of functions.
      • Creating and using your own functionalities.



9️⃣ Lists, Tuples, and Dictionaries
List, Tuple, Dictionary
List, Tuple, Set, Dictionary

  • Keeping several values.
  • Basic functions and illustrations.




    πŸ”Ÿ Managing Files and Simple Projects


File Handling
File - Handling in Python

  • Writing to and reading from files.
  • Mini-projects that include all of the knowledge gained thus far.
I'll come back here and convert these titles into links when I post each lesson on the blog so you always have the most recent index.

🧠 Programming Difficulties & Benefits
Programming difficulties and benefits
Programming Benefits

I will sometimes update the site with Python programming problems.

  • Some will be really easy (for novices).
  • Some will be a little challenging (for those seeking more difficulty).

When you overcome a challenge:
  • Write your Python solution.
  • Copy the code or take a screenshot.
  • Use the email address on the Contact page to send it to me.
  • Make use of a subject line such as "Python Challenge – [Challenge Name] – [Your Name]."
I'll:
  • Examine your code.
  • Provide comments by email or in class.
  • Choose the best answers sometimes for a shout-out or little prize.

✉️ Require Assistance?
Help
Help

If you're stuck:
  • Go back and slowly read the blog article.
  • Try using smaller examples.
  • "What is the code really trying to do?" you ask yourself.

If you're still having trouble, drop me an email or message via the Contact page, noting to worry:
  • What subject were you working on?
  • Which code did you write?
  • What mistake or misunderstanding do you have?
Always keep in mind that learning involves becoming stuck. Giving up too soon is the only terrible decision that you make when we get stuck.


πŸš€ How to Make the Most of This Hub

  • Go down from the top (Post 1).
  • Type the code yourself instead of just reading it.
  • Even if you are unsure, try the tasks.
  • Enquire by email or in class.
This website will eventually develop into a comprehensive Python roadmap for you.
Cheers to coding! πŸπŸ’»

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