Programming For Beginners: (Python,Html, Css, Javascript)

From Zero to Coder: A Practical Guide to Programming for Beginners

What you'll learn

Understand the foundational concepts of web development

Create well-structured and semantically meaningful web pages using HTML

Apply CSS styling techniques to design visually appealing websites.

Utilize JavaScript to add interactivity and dynamic functionality to web pages

Grasp fundamental programming concepts such as variables, data types, and control structures in Python.

Build desktop applications using Python

Build web applications with HTML CSS JAVASCRIPT

Learn the principles of object oriented programming with Python

Learn about Python packages and modules

Learn how to interact with external files using Python

Learn to debug and handle errors in Python programming

Learn GUI Programming with Python

Learn web development and build web applications

Learn Python programming from scratch.

Requirements

No prior coding experience or technical background is required to enroll in this course.

All learners need is a computer with internet access and a web browser.

No special software or tools are necessary as the course will guide you through the installation of any required software step by step.

A willingness to learn

Description

"Programming for Beginners: Building the Foundations" offers a comprehensive introduction to the world of web development and Python programming, catering to individuals with little to no prior experience in coding. Whether you're aspiring to become a web developer, data analyst, or simply looking to gain valuable technical skills, this course equips you with the fundamental knowledge and practical experience needed to kickstart your journey in the dynamic field of programming.Throughout the course, you will delve into the core technologies that power the modern web, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Python. The journey begins with an exploration of HTML, the backbone of web development, where you'll learn to create structured and semantically meaningful web pages. From there, you'll progress to CSS, mastering the art of styling and layout to transform your HTML documents into visually appealing websites.As your understanding of front-end development solidifies, you'll venture into the realm of JavaScript, the language of interactivity and dynamism on the web. Through hands-on exercises and projects, you'll discover how to manipulate the Document Object Model (DOM), respond to user interactions, and breathe life into your web pages with dynamic content and functionality.In parallel, the course introduces you to the versatile programming language Python, known for its simplicity and readability. You'll embark on a journey of logical thinking and problem-solving as you grasp Python's syntax, data types, control structures, and functions. With Python as your tool, you'll tackle coding challenges and explore real-world applications, from automating tasks to analyzing data and beyond.Building on your newfound Python skills, the course seamlessly integrates backend development into your repertoire. You'll learn to harness the power of Flask, a lightweight web framework, to create dynamic web applications with Python serving as the backend logic. By mastering concepts such as routing, templating, and handling requests, you'll gain the confidence to build and deploy your own web applications from scratch.Throughout the course, emphasis is placed on hands-on learning and project-based assessments. You'll apply your skills to practical projects, including building a personal portfolio website that showcases your abilities and creativity. With guidance from experienced instructors and a supportive learning community, you'll receive personalized feedback and guidance to ensure your success every step of the way.By the end of "Programming for Beginners: Building the Foundations," you'll emerge with a solid understanding of web development principles, proficiency in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Python, and the confidence to pursue further learning and explore exciting opportunities in the ever-evolving world of technology. Join us on this transformative journey and unlock your potential as a programmer and web developer.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Programming

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Overview of programming and its importance.

Lecture 3 Introduction to programming languages and their types.

Lecture 4 High and low level programming languages

Lecture 5 Compilers and interpreters

Section 2: Python Development Environment Setup

Lecture 6 What is Python

Lecture 7 What is Jupyter Notebook

Lecture 8 Installing Jupyter

Lecture 9 Running Jupyter Notebook

Lecture 10 Jupyter Commands

Lecture 11 Jupyter Notebook Interface

Lecture 12 Create a new Jupyter Notebook

Lecture 13 Installing Python on Windows

Lecture 14 Installing Python3 on a Mac

Lecture 15 Installing Pycharm on Windows

Lecture 16 Installing Pycharm on a Mac

Lecture 17 How to change theme in Pycharm

Lecture 18 Pycharm Configuration on Windows Part 1

Lecture 19 Pycharm Configuration on Windows Part 2

Lecture 20 Pycharm configuration on a Mac

Lecture 21 Introduction to Plain Text Editors

Lecture 22 Installing SublimeText Editor

Lecture 23 Installing Visual studio code

Section 3: Python Programming Fundamentals

Lecture 24 Python Expressions

Lecture 25 Python Statements

Lecture 26 Python Comments

Lecture 27 Python Data Types

Lecture 28 Casting Data Types

Lecture 29 Python Variables

Lecture 30 Python List

Lecture 31 Python Tuple

Lecture 32 Python Dictionaries

Lecture 33 Python Operators

Lecture 34 Python Conditional Statements

Lecture 35 Python Loops

Lecture 36 Python Functions

Section 4: Object Oriented Programming with Python

Lecture 37 Introduction to OOP

Lecture 38 Creating a Class

Lecture 39 Instantiating a Class

Lecture 40 Modifying Classes

Lecture 41 Class and Instance Variables

Lecture 42 Inheritance Part 1

Lecture 43 Inheritance Part 2

Lecture 44 Inheritance Part 3

Lecture 45 Inheritance Part 4

Lecture 46 Polymorphism Part 1

Lecture 47 Polymorphism Part 2

Lecture 48 Polymorphism Part 3

Lecture 49 Encapsulation Part 1

Lecture 50 Encapsulation Part 2

Lecture 51 Encapsulation Part 3

Lecture 52 Abstraction Part 1

Lecture 53 Abstraction Part 2

Section 5: Python Modules and Packages

Lecture 54 What are Modules

Lecture 55 How to use a Module

Lecture 56 Built in Modules

Lecture 57 What are Python Packages

Lecture 58 Python dir Function

Lecture 59 Pycache Directory

Section 6: Working with External Files in Python

Lecture 60 Introduction to File Handling

Lecture 61 Opening and Reading External File Part 1

Lecture 62 Opening and Reading External File Part 2

Lecture 63 Appending and writting to external files

Lecture 64 Acessing File Object attributes

Lecture 65 Setting the File Pointer

Lecture 66 Renaming and Deleting External Files

Section 7: Handling Exceptions (Errors)

Lecture 67 Introduction to Python Exceptions

Lecture 68 Handling Exceptions

Lecture 69 Implementing basic exception handling -Part 1

Lecture 70 Implementing basic exception handling -Part 2

Lecture 71 Implementing basic exception handling -Part 3

Lecture 72 Handling exceptions and error messages.

Lecture 73 Debugging techniques and common errors.

Section 8: Introduction to Algorithms

Lecture 74 Understanding algorithms and their importance.

Lecture 75 Common algorithmic problems and solutions.

Lecture 76 Basic sorting and searching algorithms.

Section 9: Introduction to GUI Programming

Lecture 77 Introduction to graphical user interfaces (GUIs).

Lecture 78 Building simple GUI applications using Python libraries.

Lecture 79 Event-driven programming concepts.

Section 10: Python Project: Build an App to convert feet to meters

Lecture 80 What we will create

Lecture 81 Application design | sketch

Lecture 82 Create project directory and Python file

Lecture 83 Create app GUI - Part 1

Lecture 84 Create app GUI - Part 2

Lecture 85 Creating functions and testing the app

Lecture 86 Removing console from Python file

Lecture 87 Convert python code into an executable file

Lecture 88 Source code

Section 11: Python Project : Build a Currency Converter

Lecture 89 What we will create

Lecture 90 Project design sketch

Lecture 91 Creating Python file

Lecture 92 Building application- Part 1

Lecture 93 Building application- Part 2

Lecture 94 Building application- Part 3

Lecture 95 Building application- Part 4

Lecture 96 Building application- Part 5

Lecture 97 Testing and running application

Lecture 98 source code

Section 12: Python Project : Build a Loan Calculator

Lecture 99 What we will create

Lecture 100 Project design sketch

Lecture 101 Creating a Python file

Lecture 102 Building application- Part 1

Lecture 103 Building application- Part 2

Lecture 104 Building application- Part 3

Lecture 105 Building application- Part 4

Lecture 106 Testing and running application

Lecture 107 Source code

Section 13: Python Project : Build an Mp3 Music Player

Lecture 108 What we will create

Lecture 109 Project design sketch

Lecture 110 Building application- Part 1

Lecture 111 Building application- Part 2

Lecture 112 Building application- Part 3

Lecture 113 Building application- Part 4

Lecture 114 Testing the application

Lecture 115 Source code

Section 14: Python Project : Build a digital Calculator

Lecture 116 What we will create

Lecture 117 Building application- Part 1

Lecture 118 Building application- Part 2

Lecture 119 Building application- Part 3

Lecture 120 Source code

Section 15: Introduction to Web Development

Lecture 121 What is web development

Lecture 122 Basics of HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT

Lecture 123 Introduction to web servers and browsers.

Lecture 124 Planning a web project

Lecture 125 Sketching out your design

Lecture 126 Creating files and folders for your web project

Section 16: Programming with HTML

Lecture 127 What is HTML

Lecture 128 Anatomy of an HTML Element

Lecture 129 HTML document -Basic structure

Lecture 130 Build a basic HTML document structure -Part 1

Lecture 131 Build a basic HTML document structure -Part 2

Lecture 132 Build a basic HTML document structure -Part 3

Lecture 133 What are Attributes

Lecture 134 How to Markup Text

Lecture 135 How to create Links

Lecture 136 Adding comments to your HTML code

Lecture 137 What is a source code

Section 17: Programming with CSS

Lecture 138 What is CSS

Lecture 139 Methods of applying CSS

Lecture 140 How to style multiple properties

Lecture 141 How to style multiple elements

Lecture 142 How to modify your CSS

Lecture 143 Basic CSS Selectors

Lecture 144 The CSS Box Model

Lecture 145 CSS Padding and Margin Property

Lecture 146 CSS background property

Lecture 147 Styling a web page title

Lecture 148 The CSS Font Property

Lecture 149 CSS Display property

Lecture 150 Exploring and using Google Fonts

Lecture 151 Adding comments to CSS Code

Section 18: Programming with JavaScript

Lecture 152 What is JavaScript

Lecture 153 Where to Place JavaScript

Lecture 154 JavaScript Syntax

Lecture 155 What are statements

Lecture 156 What are expressions

Lecture 157 What are Variables

Lecture 158 Variable Naming Convention

Lecture 159 What are Arrays

Lecture 160 Data Types

Lecture 161 Mixing Data Types

Lecture 162 Operators

Lecture 163 Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 164 Assignment Operators

Lecture 165 Operator Precedence

Lecture 166 Comparison Operators

Lecture 167 Logical Operators

Lecture 168 Conditional statements

Lecture 169 Functions

Lecture 170 Linting tools

Lecture 171 Events

Lecture 172 Adding an Image Changer

Lecture 173 Fixing linting issues - part 1

Lecture 174 Fixing linting issues - part 2

Lecture 175 Adding a welcome message to a web page

Lecture 176 Adding comments to JavaScript Code

Section 19: HTML | CSS | JAVASCRIPT Project: Build an Analogue Clock

Lecture 177 What we will create

Lecture 178 Creating project folder and HTML

Lecture 179 Creating Canvas Object

Lecture 180 Creating the clock face

Lecture 181 Drawing the clock numbers

Lecture 182 Drawing the time and hand

Lecture 183 Project Code

Section 20: HTML | CSS | JAVASCRIPT Project: Build a Mortgage | Loan Calculator

Lecture 184 What we will create

Lecture 185 Creating the directory and HTML Structure

Lecture 186 Creating the Logic

Lecture 187 Adding CSS

Lecture 188 Project Code

Section 21: HTML | CSS | JAVASCRIPT Project: Build a BMI Calculator

Lecture 189 What we will create

Lecture 190 Creating project directory and HTML

Lecture 191 Adding CSS

Lecture 192 Adding JavaScript

Lecture 193 Project Code

Section 22: HTML | CSS | JAVASCRIPT Project: Build a calculator

Lecture 194 Overview

Lecture 195 What we will create

Lecture 196 Creating directories and files

Lecture 197 creating the app structure

Lecture 198 Styling the app

Lecture 199 Creating the functionality

Lecture 200 Project Code

Section 23: HTML | CSS | JAVASCRIPT Project: Build a digital clock

Lecture 201 Overview

Lecture 202 What we will create

Lecture 203 Creating project directory and files

Lecture 204 Creating app structure

Lecture 205 Styling the app

Lecture 206 Adding functionality

Lecture 207 Project Code

Section 24: HTML | CSS | JAVASCRIPT Project: Build a Event Countdown Timer

Lecture 208 Overview

Lecture 209 What we will create

Lecture 210 Creating project directory and HTML Structure

Lecture 211 Creating the logic with Javascript

Lecture 212 Adding CSS

Lecture 213 Project Code

Section 25: HTML | CSS | JAVASCRIPT Project: Build a Todo List App

Lecture 214 Overview

Lecture 215 What we will create

Lecture 216 Creating project directory and files

Lecture 217 Creating the project structure

Lecture 218 Adding CSS

Lecture 219 Adding functionality Part 1

Lecture 220 Adding functionality Part 2

Lecture 221 Project Code

Section 26: HTML | CSS | JAVASCRIPT Project: Build a quiz app

Lecture 222 Overview

Lecture 223 What we will create

Lecture 224 Creating a directory and files

Lecture 225 Creating the app structure

Lecture 226 Apply styling with CSS

Lecture 227 Adding functionality with JavaScript - Part 1

Lecture 228 Adding functionality with JavaScript - Part 2

Lecture 229 Project Code

Absolute beginners with no prior coding experience who want to learn the fundamentals of web development and Python programming from scratch,Students or recent graduates considering a career in technology who want to build a strong foundation in programming skills.,Professionals from non-technical backgrounds who are looking to transition into roles involving web development or data analysis.,Entrepreneurs or small business owners who want to gain the skills to build and maintain their own websites or web applications.,Hobbyists and enthusiasts interested in exploring the world of programming as a creative outlet or intellectual pursuit.