Python for Everybody
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Charles Severance’s free Python learning materials, moving from first programs into files, web data and databases.
Jose Portilla and Pierian Training
Learn Python fundamentals through notebooks, exercises and projects, including games, object-oriented code, files, decorators and testing concepts.
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Jose Portilla and Pierian Training combine a Python introduction with exercises and larger projects such as Tic-Tac-Toe and Blackjack. The published material moves through built-in data types, functions, classes, files and error handling, then introduces more advanced features such as decorators. Both notebooks and ordinary Python files appear in the learning path.
The course is presented for beginners as well as programmers changing languages. A computer and internet connection are required; use the installation section if you have not run Python locally before.
The provider’s page contains some older Python 2 references alongside its Python 3 description. Use Python 3 for new exercises and treat legacy-version comparisons as historical context.
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Create a command-line quiz with questions stored in a local file. Check invalid input, track the score and write a small test for the function that decides whether an answer is correct.
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