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Python is a cross-platform, high-level programming language with dynamic strong typing and automatic memory management, focused on improving developer productivity, code readability, and quality. It is used in machine learning, web development, desktop applications, and many other fields.

Fortunately for beginners, Python is one of the simplest high-level programming languages, with a simple and convenient syntax. This makes Python an excellent language for beginners to learn.

These Python lessons cover all the basic Python concepts. By the end, you’ll be able to create Python projects.

Why learn Python?

   Python is easy to learn. Its syntax is concise, and its code is easy to read. Reading and writing programs in Python is much easier than in other languages ​​such as C++, Java, and C#.

   Free and open-source. You can freely use and distribute Python code, even for commercial purposes.

   Python is used for web application development, data processing, rapid application development (RAD), and more.

   Python allows you to write programs with fewer lines of code than most other programming languages.

   Cross-platform – You can port Python programs from one platform to another and run them without any modifications.

   It is now one of the most popular programming languages.

Introduction

Code execution order in Python

Functions in Python

Data types in Python

Working with files in Python

Object-oriented programming in Python

Other topics

Date and Time in Python

Built-in functions in Python

abs() in Python

any() in Python

all() in Python

ascii() in Python

bin() in Python

bool() in Python

bytearray() in Python

callable() in Python

bytes() in Python

chr() in Python

compile() in Python

classmethod() in Python

complex() in Python

delattr() in Python

dict() in Python

dir() in Python

divmod() in Python

enumerate() in Python

staticmethod() in Python

filter() in Python

eval() in Python

float() in Python

format() in Python

frozenset() in Python

getattr() in Python

globals() in Python

exec() in Python

hasattr() in Python

help() in Python

hex() in Python

hash() in Python

input() in Python

id() in Python

isinstance() in Python

int() in Python

issubclass() in Python

iter() in Python

list() in Python

locals() in Python

len() in Python

max() in Python

min() in Python

map() in Python

next() in Python

memoryview() in Python

object() in Python

oct() in Python

ord() in Python

open() in Python

pow() in Python

print() in Python

property() in Python

range() in Python

repr() in Python

reversed() in Python

round() in Python

set() in Python

setattr() in Python

slice() in Python

sorted() in Python

str() in Python

sum() in Python

super() in Python

tuple() in Python

type() in Python

vars() in Python

zip() in Python

__import__() in Python

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