Module 01
Python Introduction
Understand what Python is, where it is used, and why it is popular.
01
Getting Started with Python
Begin your Python journey and understand what the language is for.
02
Features of Python
Why Python is popular: simplicity, power, and ecosystem.
03
Real-Time Applications of Python
Where Python is used across industries—and why companies choose it.
04
Simple and Readable Python
Why Python is simple: modules, garbage collection, and readable syntax.
05
High-Level Programming
Low-level vs high-level languages, and working with bin/oct/hex in Python.
06
Interpreted Programming
How Python compiles to byte code and executes via the PVM.
07
Platform Independent Programming
Why the same Python program runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
08
Dynamically Typed Programming
How Python assigns types at runtime and why variables can change type.
09
Freeware and Open Source
Freeware vs open source, CPython, distributions, and the sys module.
10
Robust Language
Exception handling: try/except, ZeroDivisionError, and ValueError.
11
Third-Party Modules
Extend Python with pip, PyPI, and libraries like NumPy, Pandas, and Requests.
12
Functional and Object-Oriented Programming
Functions vs classes—and when to mix both styles in Python.
13
Extensible and Embedded Python
Share Python modules and consume C-compatible libraries with ctypes.