“You can’t learn to swim in a library”. In python, gaining practical experience is key to polishing up your programming skills! Get ready to get creative with 3 super fun and simple exercises. Learn how and when to use what you know in Python to make your programs smarter, faster and more fun, all in one place.

Join me as we cruise through 3 awesome projects, where you will learn planning, problem-solving, polishing your code and everything in between to create a successful programming project with Python.

If you’re like me, you probably love tangible proof of your progress and achievement, and this is exactly what I aim to deliver in this class! You will start by creating a checklist to track your advances then start checking the unique projects I have in store for you.

Together we will create:

A program to determine if a number is odd or even
A Calculator
A guessing game

When you’re done, you are going to complete the last task on the checklist - the class project - and earn a certificate of completion to remind you of your achievement and make your friends and family proud.

The main focus of this class is to grow your practical experience, so some prior knowledge is needed. Make sure you are comfortable with handling numbers, text and variables, as well as using if/else statements, while loops and functions.

If you’re still an absolute beginner looking to start learning python from scratch, or just need some help with one of the core concepts, I encourage you to check out my previous class, Python 101: Coding For Beginners.

Here’s a link to the class: https://skl.sh/3m1gsAy.

It should get you up and running with python and cover everything you need to know to create the projects in this class.

Python is probably the most versatile and fast-growing programming language, so you definitely want to at least master the basic skills to keep up with the world. The best part is that python is for everybody, everyone can go the extra mile by applying some of their knowledge and practical skills into their lives and careers, not just in Data Science.

Now, it’s your time to get your hands dirty and get creative!

See you in the first lesson!

Mark Kright

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