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Visitsite: Itech-themesSelf-reflection requires courage and patience. Teaching students to be self- them a skill that will help them throughout their lives.
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22 Module
65 Live class
187 Assignment
22 Test Project Lecture 1.1 History of Python Lecture 1.2 Python Features Lecture 1.1 Local Environment Setup Lecture 1.2 Getting Python Lecture 1.3 Setting up PATH Lecture 1.4 Setting path at Unix/Linux Lecture 1.5 Setting path at Windows Lecture 1.6 Python Environment Variables Lecture 1.7 Running Python Lecture 1.1 First Python Program Lecture 1.2 Python Identifiers Lecture 1.3 Python Keywords Lecture 1.4 Lines and Indentation Lecture 1.5 Multi-Line Statements Lecture 1.6 Quotation in Python Lecture 1.7 Comments in Python Lecture 1.8 Using Blank Lines Lecture 1.9 Waiting for the User Lecture 1.10 Multiple Statements on a Single Line Lecture 1.11 Multiple Statement Groups as Suites Lecture 1.12 Command Line Arguments Lecture 1.13 Accessing Command-Line Arguments Lecture 1.14 Parsing Command-Line Arguments Lecture 1.15 getopt.getopt method Lecture 1.16 Exception getopt.GetoptError Lecture 1.1 Assigning Values to Variables Lecture 1.2 Multiple Assignment Lecture 1.3 Standard Data Types Lecture 1.4 Python Numbers Lecture 1.5 Python Strings Lecture 1.6 Python Lists Lecture 1.7 Python Dictionary Lecture 1.8 Data Type Conversion Lecture 1.1 Types of Operators Lecture 1.2 Python Arithmetic Operators Lecture 1.3 Python Comparison Operators Lecture 1.4 Python Assignment Operators Lecture 1.5 Python Bitwise Operators Lecture 1.6 Python Logical Operators Lecture 1.1 If Statement Lecture 1.2 If…else Statement Lecture 1.3 The elif Statement Lecture 1.4 Single Statement Suites Lecture 1.1 While Loop Lecture 1.2 The Infinite Loop Lecture 1.3 Using else Statement with Loops Lecture 1.4 Single Statement Suites Lecture 1.5 For Loop Lecture 1.6 Iterating by Sequence Index Lecture 1.7 Using else Statement with Loops Lecture 1.8 Nested Loops Lecture 1.9 Loop Control Statementso Lecture 1.10 Break Statement Lecture 1.11Continue Statement Lecture 1.12Pass Statement Lecture 1.1 Number Type Conversion Lecture 1.2 Random Number Functions Lecture 1.3 Trigonometric Functions Lecture 1.4 Mathematical Constants Lecture 1.1 Accessing Values in Strings Lecture 1.2 Updating Strings Lecture 1.3 Escape Characters Lecture 1.4 String Special Operators Lecture 1.5 String Special Operators Lecture 1.7 Triple Quotes Lecture 1.8 Unicode String Lecture 1.9 Built-in String Methods Lecture 1.1 Python Lists Lecture 1.2 Accessing Values in Lists Lecture 1.3 Updating Lists Lecture 1.4 Deleting List Elements Lecture 1.5 Basic List Operations Lecture 1.6 Indexing, Slicing, and Matrixes Lecture 1.7 Built-in List Functions and Methods Lecture 1.1 Accessing Values in Tuples Lecture 1.2Updating Tuples Lecture 1.3Deleting Tuple Elements Lecture 1.4 Basic Tuples Operations Lecture 1.5 Indexing, Slicing, and Matrixes Lecture 1.6 No Enclosing Delimiters: Lecture 1.7 Built-in Tuple Functions Lecture 1.1 Accessing Values in Dictionary Lecture 1.2 Updating Dictionary Lecture 1.3 Delete Dictionary Elements Lecture 1.4 Properties of Dictionary Keys Lecture 1.5 Built-in Dictionary Functions and Methods (Core level ends
here) Lecture 1.1 What is Tick? Lecture 1.2 What is TimeTuple? Lecture 1.3 Getting Current Time Lecture 1.4 Getting Formatted Time Lecture 1.5 Getting Calendar for a Month Lecture 1.6 The time Module Lecture 1.7 The calendar Module Lecture 1.8 Other Modules and Functions Lecture 1.1 Defining a Function Lecture 1.2 Calling a Function Lecture 1.3 Passing by Reference Versus Passing by Value Lecture 1.4 Function Arguments Lecture 1.5 Required Arguments Lecture 1.6 Keyword Arguments Lecture 1.7 Default Arguments Lecture 1.8Variable Length Arguments Lecture 1.9The Anonymous Functions Lecture 1.10The return Statement Lecture 1.11Scope of Variables Lecture 1.12Global vs. Local variables: Lecture 1.1 The import Statement Lecture 1.2 The from...import Statement Lecture 1.3 The from...import * Statement: Lecture 1.4 Locating Modules: Lecture 1.5 The PYTHONPATH Variable Lecture 1.6 Namespaces and Scoping Lecture 1.7 The dir( ) Function Lecture 1.8The globals() and locals() Functions Lecture 1.9The reload() Function Lecture 1.10Packages in Python Lecture 1.1 Printing to the Screen Lecture 1.2 Reading Keyboard Input Lecture 1.3 The raw_input Function Lecture 1.4 The input Function Lecture 1.5 Opening and Closing Files Lecture 1.6 The open Function Lecture 1.7 The file Object Attributes Lecture 1.8The close() Method Lecture 1.9Reading and Writing Files Lecture 1.10The write() Method Lecture 1.11The read() Method Lecture 1.12File Positions Lecture 1.13Renaming and Deleting Files Lecture 1.14The rename() Method Lecture 1.15The remove() Method Lecture 1.16Directories in Python Lecture 1.17The mkdir() Method Lecture 1.18The chdir() Method Lecture 1.19The getcwd() Method Lecture 1.20The rmdir() Method Lecture 1.21File and Directory Related Methods Lecture 1.1 What is Exception? Lecture 1.2 Handling an Exception Lecture 1.3 The except Clause with No Exceptions Lecture 1.4 The except Clause with Multiple Exceptions Lecture 1.5 The try-finally Clause Lecture 1.6 Argument of an Exception Lecture 1.7 Raising an Exceptions Lecture 1.8User-Defined Exceptions Lecture 1.1 Overview of OOP Terminology Lecture 1.2 Creating Classes Lecture 1.3 Creating Instance Objects Lecture 1.4 Accessing Attributes Lecture 1.5 Built-In Class Attributes Lecture 1.6 Destroying Objects (Garbage Collection) Lecture 1.7 Class Inheritance Lecture 1.8Overriding Methods Lecture 1.9Base Overloading Methods Lecture 1.10Overloading Operators Lecture 1.11Data Hiding Lecture 1.1 The match Function Lecture 1.2 The search Function Ds Lecture 1.3 Matching Versus Searching Lecture 1.4 Search and Replace Lecture 1.5 Regular-Expression Modifiers: Option Flags Lecture 1.6 Regular-Expression Patterns Lecture 1.7 Regular-Expression Examples Lecture 1.8Grouping with Parentheses Lecture 1.9Backreferences Lecture 1.1 What is MySQLdb? Lecture 1.2 How do I Install MySQLdb? Lecture 1.3 Database Connection Lecture 1.4 Creating Database Table Lecture 1.5 INSERT Operation Lecture 1.6 READ Operation Lecture 1.7 Update Operation Lecture 1.8 DELETE Operation Lecture 1.9 Performing Transactions Lecture 1.10 COMMIT Operation Lecture 1.11 ROLLBACK Operation Lecture 1.12 Disconnecting Database Lecture 1.13 Handling Errors Lecture 1.1 Starting a New Thread Lecture 1.2 The Threading Module Lecture 1.3 Creating Thread Using Threading Module Lecture 1.4 Synchronizing Threads Lecture 1.5 Multithreaded Priority Queue Lecture 1.1 TKINTER Lecture 1.2 Widgets Lecture 1.3 Attributes
Self-reflection requires courage and patience. Teaching students to be self- them a skill that will help them throughout their lives.
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