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Python Plan

The document outlines a 5-week Python programming course covering basics, functions, data structures, modules, and advanced topics. Each week consists of daily lessons focusing on specific concepts, culminating in review and practice sessions. Additionally, it provides study tips for effective learning and resource recommendations.

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Python Plan

The document outlines a 5-week Python programming course covering basics, functions, data structures, modules, and advanced topics. Each week consists of daily lessons focusing on specific concepts, culminating in review and practice sessions. Additionally, it provides study tips for effective learning and resource recommendations.

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Week 1: Basics of Python and Programming Concepts

Day 1:

 Computer Basics: Hardware, Software, and their Classification


 Compiler vs Interpreter

Day 2:

 Using the Python Interpreter: Invoking the Interpreter


 Argument Passing, Interactive Mode

Day 3:

 The Interpreter and its Environment


 Source Code Encoding

Day 4:

 Informal Introduction to Python: Using Python as a Calculator


 Working with Numbers, Strings, and Lists

Day 5:

 First Steps Towards Programming


 if Statements, for Statements

Day 6:

 The range() Function, break, and continue Statements


 else Clauses on Loops

Day 7:

 pass Statements
 Defining Functions (basic introduction)

Week 2: Functions and Data Structures

Day 8:

 Default Argument Values, Keyword Arguments


 Arbitrary Argument Lists

Day 9:

 Unpacking Argument Lists


 Lambda Expressions

Day 10:

 Documentation Strings
 Function Annotations

Day 11:

 Lists as Stacks and Queues


 Nested List Comprehensions

Day 12:

 Tuples and Sequences


 Sets and Dictionaries

Day 13:

 Looping Techniques
 Comparing Sequences and Other Types

Day 14:

 Data Structures: del Statement and List Comprehensions

Week 3: Modules and Input/Output

Day 15:

 Executing Modules as Scripts


 The Module Search Path

Day 16:

 The dir() Function


 Packages: Importing from a Package

Day 17:
 Intra-package References
 Packages in Multiple Directories

Day 18:

 Common Packages: matplotlib and numpy


 Output Formatting (fancier formatting and old formatting)

Day 19:

 Reading and Writing Files


 Methods of File Objects

Day 20:

 Saving Structured Data with JSON


 Input/Output Advanced Topics

Day 21:

 Mid-review of all covered topics in Week 1–3

Week 4: Errors, Classes, and Advanced Python

Day 22:

 Errors and Exceptions: Syntax Errors and Exceptions

Day 23:

 Raising Exceptions
 User-defined Exceptions

Day 24:

 Defining Clean-up Actions


 Predefined Clean-up Actions

Day 25:

 Classes: Introduction, Class Definition Syntax


 Class and Instance Variables

Day 26:
 Method Objects and Inheritance
 Multiple Inheritance

Day 27:

 Private Variables
 Iterators and Generators

Day 28:

 Generator Expressions
 Odds and Ends

Week 5: Review and Practice

Day 29:

 Review the content from Week 1 and Week 2


 Solve simple coding problems on lists, loops, and functions

Day 30:

 Review the content from Week 3 and Week 4


 Practice creating modules, handling exceptions, and working with classes

Tips for Effective Study:

1. Practice Daily: Use coding platforms like Replit, Google Colab, or PythonAnywhere to
practice.
2. Use Resources:
o Python Documentation: https://docs.python.org/3/
o Platforms like W3Schools or GeeksforGeeks.
3. Break Tasks: Study for 45 minutes, then take a 5–10 minute break.
4. Review Weekly: Go over the topics covered in the week to solidify your understanding.
5. Hands-On Practice: For every concept, write at least 3 small programs to understand its
implementation.

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