Python
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Description
Python is an interpreted, high-level and general-purpose programming language. Created by Guido van Rossum and first released in 1991, Pythons design philosophy emphasizes code readability with its notable use of significant whitespace.
- Introduction to Python
- Variable and Operators part 1
- Variable and Operators part 2
- If Statements
- Ladder If Statements
- Nested If Statements
- While Loop Part 1
- While Loop Part 2
- For Loop Part 1
- For Loop Part 2
- Jump Statements
- For-else While-else
- Functions Introduction
- Functions with Arguments
- Functions with Returning Value
- Functions with Default Arguments
- Functions with Arbitrary Arguments
- Functions with Keyword Arguments
- Functions Decorators
- Scope of Variable
- Object Oriented Programming Part 1
- Object Oriented Programming Part 2
- Object Oriented Programming Part 3
- Object Oriented Programming Part 4
- Object Oriented Programming Part 5
- Object Oriented Programming Part 6
- Object Oriented Programming Part 7
- Object Oriented Programming Part 8
- Constructor Part 1
- Constructor Part 2
- Destructor
- Mutable Objects
- String Part1
- String Part2
- List Part 1
- List Part 2
- List Part 3
- List Part 4
- Tuple
- Set
- Dictionary
- Map Function
- Object as Argument
- Function Returning Object
- Operator Overloading Part 1
- Operator Overloading Part 2
- Operator Overloading Part 3
- Class Variables Part 1
- Class Variables Part 2
- Class Method
- Static Method
- Polymorphism
- Abstract Method and Classes
- Inheritance Introduction
- Inheritance Method Overriding
- Inheritance super function
- Inheritance Types Part 1
- Inheritance Types Part 2
- Inheritance Types Part 3
- Modules and Packages
- Iterators
- Generators
- Database part 1
- Database part 2
- Database part 3
- Database part 4
- Database part 5
- Database part 6
- Exception Handling
- Date Time part 1
- Date Time part 2
- File Input and Output
