You will have the first contact with your Python programming tool, and together with your instructors, you will write your very first programs. This covers learning about variables and data types, and importing code from other files or libraries.
Loops are a good choice when it comes to repeating actions. In this section, the "while"-loop will be introduced. Furthermore, it is often necessary to check conditions and act accordingly, for example, to check the validity of user input. You will learn about conditions and how to control and react to them.
In the self-paced exercise, you can apply your new knowledge to some exercise problems. The instructors are available to help you in case you have questions or want feedback.
You will learn about "for"-loops, as well as writing and executing functions and modules.
You can apply your new knowledge to more complex problems designed to lead you toward creating somewhat larger and more complex programs. The instructors are available to help you in case you have questions or want feedback.
You can apply your new knowledge to more complex problems designed to lead you toward creating somewhat larger and more complex programs. The instructors are available to help you in case you have questions or want feedback.
You will learn about collection data types, such as tuples and lists, and finalize an example project.
You have a selection of exercises available to work on that range from repetition of the content taught on the first days to complex tasks. The instructors are available to help you in case you have questions or want feedback.
You have a selection of exercises available to work on that range from repetition of the content taught on the first days to complex tasks. The instructors are available to help you in case you have questions or want feedback.
