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PYTHON
1. Python
2. How to install Python
3. Packages
4. How to install packages
5. Python 3
6. How to use Python
a. The interpreter
b. Scripting mode
7. Print statement
a. Values and its types
8. Variables
9. Keywords
10. Operators
a. Integers
b. Floats
c. Booleans
11. Control statements
a. If statements
b. Indentation
c. If-Else statement
d. For loops
e. While loops
f. Continue
g. Break
h. Pass
12. Functions
a. Simple example
b. Def
c. Body
13. Return
14. How to call a function
15. Everything is an object
16. Scope
17. Functions within functions
18. Global keyword
19. Default arguments

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20. More on default arguments
21. Docstring
22. Lambda functions
23. Data types
a. Strings
i. Everything can be turned into a string!
ii. String formatting
iii. Split
iv. UPPER and lowercase
v. join
b. Lists
i. Accessing elements
ii. Slicing and adding
iii. Multiplication
iv. Lists are mutable
v. Copying a list
vi. Functions modify lists
vii. Why does the list change, but variables do not?
viii. More control over lists
ix. Looping over elements
x. Map
xi. Filter
xii. List comprehensions
xiii. Implementing map using list comprehensions
c. Tuples
i. Tuples are immutable
ii. Packing and unpacking
iii. Functions with multiple return values
d. Dictionaries
i. Defining a dictionary
ii. No duplicate keys
iii. Access
iv. All keys, values or both
v. Small exercise
e. Sets
i. Set comprehensions
24. Modules
a. Importing a module
b. Importing as
c. In case we only need some part of a module

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d. Import all from module
e. Writing your own modules
f. Only running code when main file
25. File input and output (I/O)
a. The file object
b. Opening a file
c. with open() as f
d. Reading files
e. Writing to file
f. More writing examples
26. Classes
a. Defining our own objects
b. Object Oriented Programming
c. Simplest example
d. Initializing an object
e. Self
f. Another example
g. Class attributes
h. Class hierarchy through
i. Inheritance
j. Base methods
k. Example
i. Implementing Rational numbers
ii. Greatest common divisor
l. Representing your class: Operator overloading
m. Operator overloading: adding two Rational
n. Operator overloading: Comparing
o. More on Operator Overloading
27. Generator and Iterators
28. Exception handling
a. Exception handling
b. A naked except
c. Try Except Else
d. Raise
e. Finally