This website contains a learn free interactive python and extensive online tutorial conducted by Niranjan Kumar well suited for learners.
Although Python is an easy to learn and powerful programming language as it is known in common parlance, there is nevertheless need of a good introduction and tutorial on the Python language.
It's an introduction into Python for beginners and intermediate learners with lots of examples and exercises! It's suitable and meant for self-study.
The idea of this tutorial is to provide a course which is suitable for self-study. The beginner will be enabled to read and write Python scripts and use and create modules and classes as well.
The tutorial is suitable for absolute beginners, The topics are covered in great detail so that intermediate and advanced programmers find some useful and interesting information, which they might have overlooked.
We started work on this website in August 2016. The tutorial is based on material from our Google classroom with Live classroom training courses. We work on this tutorial true to the hands on experience.
Whether you’re new to programming or a professional software developer looking to dive into a new language, this course will teach you all of the practical Python that you need to get started on projects on your own.
Real Python emphasizes real-world programming techniques, which are illustrated through interesting, useful examples. No matter what your ultimate goals may be, if you work with a computer at all, you will soon be finding endless ways to improve your life by automating tasks and solving problems through Python programs that you create.
Python is open-source freeware, meaning you can download it for free and use it for any purpose. It also has a great support community that has built a number of additional free tools. Need to work with PDF documents in Python? There’s a free package for that. Want to collect data from webpages? No need to start from scratch!
Python was built to be easier to use than other programming languages. It’s usually much easier to read Python code and MUCH faster to write code in Python than in other languages.
For instance, here’s some simple code written in C, another commonly used programming language:
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
{
printf ("Hello, world\n");
}
All the program does is print “Hello, world” on the screen. That was a lot of work to print one phrase! Here’s the same code in Python:
print("Hello, world")
Simple, right? Easy, faster, more readable.
At the same time, Python has all the functionality of other languages and more. You might be surprised how many professional products are built on Python code: Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube, reddit, Spotify, turntable.fm, Yahoo! Groups, and the list goes on… And if it’s powerful enough for both NASA and the NSA, it’s good enough for us.
There are tons of books and tutorials out there for learning Python already. However, most of the resources out there generally have two main problems:
Most books are so preoccupied with covering every last possible variation of every command that it’s easy to get lost in the details. In the end, most of them end up looking more like the Python documentation pages. This is great as reference material, but it’s a horrible way to learn a programming language. Not only do you spend most of your time learning things you’ll never use, but it isn’t any fun!
This course is built on the 80/20 principle. We will cover the commands and techniques used in the vast majority of cases and focus on how to program real-world solutions to problems that ordinary people actually want to solve.
This way, I guarantee that you will:
If you want to become a serious, professional Python programmer, this course won’t be enough by itself—but it will still be the best starting point. Once you’ve mastered the material in this course, you will have gained a strong enough foundation that venturing out into more advanced territory on your own will be a breeze.
So dive in! Learn to program in a widely used, modern language that can do more than you ever thought was possible.
“Get Core Python and get your hands dirty quickly so you spend more time making real applications.”
“If like me, you’re not a programmer you’ll find these courses to be like a mentor due to the clear, fluff-free explanations!”
“The creators of Real Python care that users are able to understand, learn, and practically apply the Python language.”