Python Tutorials Series

Note: Inclusion of the various Python-Topics is under active development.

1. Getting Started

i) Programming Languages	ii) Why Python	iii) Installing Python
iv) Installing code editor	v) Hello World program	iv) Styles and Conventions

2. Python Data-Types

i) Variables	ii) Built-in data types	iii) Strings
iv) Numbers	v) List	vi) Tuple
vii) Dictionary	viii) Sets

3. Conditions And Operators

i) If-statement	ii) Comparison Operators	iii) Logical operators

4. Loops

i) For loop	ii) While loop

5. Input and Print Functions

i) Input function	ii) Print Functions

6. Modules, Packages, Libraries & Frameworks

i) Modules	ii) Packages	Library
i) Frameworks

7. Classes

Separate repository covering Python classes in detail. Following topics are covered in it.

i) Introduction to classes	ii) Reason for creating a class	iii) class keyword & init method
iv) Naming a 'class'	v) Instance of a class	vi) Attributes and Methods
vii) Instance and class variables	viii) Instance, class and static methods	ix) dir(), help(class), MRO, is_instance and dict methods
x) Use of property decorator	xi) OOPs concepts

8. Must-Know Concepts

i) Args & Kwargs	ii) Continue and Break statements	iii) Functions as first class objects
iv) Using name == main	v) Zip function	vi) Lambda function
vii) Ternary operators	viii) Max function	ix) Ord & Chr
x) Sort and Sorted	xi) Len and Count	xii) Mutable and Immutable data types
xiii) Error and Exception Handling	xiv) Creating Virtual Environment	xv) Pypi, Pip & Installing packages

9. Advanced Concepts

i) Comprehensions	ii) Generators	iii) Decorators
iv) Coroutines	v) Asyncio	vi) Multi-Threading
vii) Multi-processing	viii) Callable objects	ix) Ellipsis
x) Higher Order Functions

10. Built-In Modules

i) calendar	ii) collections	iii) concurrent
iv) copy	v) csv	vi) dataclasses
vii) dis	viii) enum	ix) functools
x) itertools	xi) json	xii) logging
xiii) math	xiv) os	xv) pathlib
xvi) pickle	xvii) random	xviii) re
xix) shutil	xx) socket	xxi) string
xxii) time	xxiii) timeit	xxiv) typing

Reference:

• Python official documentation
• Wikipedia
• StackOverflow
• Fluent Python

None of the above is an affiliated link. And let me admit that Fluent Python By Luciano Ramalho is my favorite book on Python and it is almost impossible for me to write about Python without being affected by this book.

All specific references are quoted at the related page.