This repository contains Python scripts and examples designed for learners to explore and practice Python programming. It starts with beginner-friendly concepts and progresses to advanced topics, including numerical computations using libraries like NumPy and data manipulation using Pandas. Additionally, it includes examples for data visualization using Matplotlib and scientific computations using SciPy.
- Beginner Basics: Covers variables, data types, and control structures.
- Intermediate Concepts: Includes OOP, file handling, and functions.
- NumPy and Pandas Examples: Demonstrates numerical operations and data manipulation.
- Matplotlib Examples: Illustrates data visualization techniques.
- SciPy Examples: Highlights scientific computing techniques.
- Practice Material: Includes projects and exercises to reinforce learning.
learn-Python-codes/
├── 01-Basics/ # Python fundamentals
├── 02-Control-Flow/ # If-else, loops, and control statements
├── 03-Functions/ # Functions and lambda expressions
├── 04-OOP/ # Object-Oriented Programming examples
├── 05-NumPy/ # NumPy examples for numerical computations
├── 06-Pandas/ # Pandas examples for data analysis and manipulation
├── 07-Matplotlib/ # Matplotlib examples for data visualization
├── 08-SciPy/ # SciPy examples for scientific computing
├── projects/ # Practice projects for applying concepts
├── exercises/ # Coding exercises for learners
├── README.md # Documentation
└── LICENSE # License information
- Variables, data types, and operators.
- Input/output operations and string formatting.
- If-else conditions, loops, and error handling.
- Logical and comparison operators.
- Defining functions, arguments, and return values.
- Lambda functions and built-in utility methods.
- Classes and objects in Python.
- Inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism.
Examples demonstrating NumPy's capabilities:
- Creating and manipulating arrays.
- Statistical and mathematical operations.
- Multi-dimensional array manipulation for data analysis.
Examples showcasing Pandas’ strengths:
- DataFrames and Series manipulation.
- Reading, writing, and cleaning datasets.
- Data aggregation and visualization.
Examples illustrating Matplotlib's usage:
- Creating line, bar, scatter, and pie charts.
- Customizing plots (titles, labels, legends, and colors).
- Using subplots for multiple visualizations.
Examples demonstrating SciPy's capabilities:
- Scientific computations and optimization.
- Solving linear algebra problems.
- Signal processing and statistical analysis.
- Python: Install from Python.org.
- Code Editor: Use tools like VS Code or PyCharm.
- Official Python Documentation
- W3Schools Python Tutorial
- Real Python
- Automate the Boring Stuff with Python
- Python Crash Course (Book)
This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.