Introduction

This lesson combines topics that seem unrelated but are actually connected. It’s all about using Python to do what it was designed for: translating your ideas into code that not only works but is readable, easy to maintain, and even beautiful.

It’ll continue from the previous lesson, covering lesser-known topics such as the Set data structure and powerful Python constructs for processing data: comprehensions, generators, and the zip function. From there, it’ll move on to expand your knowledge of functions and look at Python’s approach to object-oriented programming. Finally, it’ll close with a discussion of what makes code Pythonic and how to write code that follows what the Python community considers best practices.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll learn to:

Identify data structures such as sets and detail how to use comprehensions, generators, and the zip() function.
Define and use classes effectively in Python.
Apply Python best practices.

Lesson 1: Introduction to Python & Jupyter Notebooks

Lesson 2: Python Syntax & Best Practices

Lesson 3: Working with Python Libraries & Package Management

Lesson 4: Working with Local Data (File Operations & Data Handling)

Lesson 5: Working with Online Data & APIs

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