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Python Crash Course

Hello Fellas,

I am learning Python in this repository. These are my personal notes and a hands-on log of how I process topics in real-time as I work through them.

Even though these are my personal notes, I have made sure that anyone learning Python from them will get a solid understanding of the language's fundamentals.

I apologize for the tutorial format being purely Python files, but you can think of these individual .py files as a long, conversational style of learning.

My Sources

  1. Official Python Language Documentation
  2. Python Crash Course - The world's most famous book to start learning Python.
  3. CS50P - Introduction to Programming with Python.
  4. W3Schools Python Tutorial

These notes aren't perfect right now, but over time they will be optimized and will reflect a deeper understanding of the language.

Why Yet Another Python Tutorial?

You might be wondering: with hundreds of Python tutorials already out there, why post another one? I am writing these tutorials for two main reasons:

  1. For my own benefit: Writing down your thoughts helps in organizing them and mastering the concepts.
  2. For my friends: I have friends who want to learn Python, so this entire tutorial is written as if I am teaching the language directly to them.

Grab a cup of coffee and join along.

Happy Learning!!!