I shared the Basics of Python with you earlier. Since beginners need more detailed instructions and guidance, documentation and code may not be enough.

Therefore, I spent two days on the weekend to record the corresponding supporting videos of 14 courseware, explaining the content involved in each courseware in detail and completely.

I hope to help every student who is interested in Python with zero programming foundation, and get a quick introduction to the wonderful world of Python.

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From November 2016 to February 2017, out of personal interest, I recorded the video course “Full Stack Data Engineer Training Guide” and received good feedback. So far, 1.8 million people have joined in the class of netease Cloud.

From September to December 2017, I taught an offline Python training course, mainly introducing the basic syntax and use of Python, which WAS planned as the first part of the Python ARTIFICIAL Intelligence Series.

Now THAT I think about it, I can share the courseware and code of this course, on the one hand, it can be used as a precursor and supplement for the course “Full Stack”, on the other hand, it can also consolidate the foundation for my subsequent advanced courses.

I’ll just call it DI for the moment.

Course content

Python3.6 is the programming language for students with zero programming foundation (at that time, students were all about 10 years old), and Python3.6 is used for programming with IDLE. The purpose is to help students with zero programming foundation quickly master the minimum subset of content required for Python programming. Includes basic syntax for variables, types, conditions, loops, lists, strings, dictionaries, functions, and so on.

The course includes a PDF of 14 lectures, as well as the corresponding class exercises, problem codes and accompanying videos for each lesson.

Course associated

To relate Basics of Python to Full Stack:

  • The former introduces the basics of Python syntax, using Python3.6 and IDLE.
  • The latter introduces Python and data engineering, mainly using Python2.7 and Sublime;
  • The former can be used as a precursor to the latter.

As for DI, it is a follow-up to The Basics of Python, mainly related to artificial intelligence, which is still being prepared and will be released soon.

Course links

Finally, check out the links for the course, including all the courseware, code and videos:

  • Netease cloud classroom: study.163.com/course/cour… ;
  • Github Project: github.com/Honlan/Pyth… ;
  • Baidu cloud: pan.baidu.com/s/19u2Eerry… , password K57A.

Don’t complain about the lack of a beginner friendly Python tutorial