Python Intermediate Tutorial

Python Intermediate Tutorial

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Who it's for: This course is for beginners and early intermediate Python learners who understand basic concepts like variables, data types, and simple print/input statements and are ready to start writing real logic. It’s designed for people who want to make their code smarter and more useful — including students, new developers, analysts, or anyone switching into tech — and who want to understand how programs actually “think,” make decisions, repeat actions, and organize work in reusable pieces.

What it is: Python is a high-level programming language that’s designed to be readable, logical, and fast to work with. Instead of forcing you to worry about low-level details like memory management, Python lets you focus on solving problems: doing math, working with text, making decisions, automating tasks, analyzing data, building websites, and more. Its syntax is intentionally close to plain English, which makes it easier to learn and easier to maintain as projects get bigger. It also comes with a huge standard library and an enormous ecosystem of external modules, so you can reuse powerful functionality — like web requests, AI tools, file handling, or data science — without having to build everything from scratch.

What you'll learn: You’ll learn how to control program flow using if, elif, and else decision structures, how booleans and logical operators like and, or, and not work, and how Python evaluates conditions step by step. You’ll practice loops — both while loops that run until a condition changes and for loops that iterate through strings, ranges, and other data — including how to avoid infinite loops and validate user input. You’ll also start writing your own functions, passing and returning values, using a main() function to organize your program, and even importing built-in modules like math to reuse code instead of rewriting it. By the end, you’ll have built and tested small interactive programs (like a password checker and a pizza order calculator) and learned how to plan larger programs using structure and hierarchy.

Start 0:00
Introduction 0:08
What is a Decision Structure 1:34
If Statements and Greater Than vs Greater Than Equals 5:33
Recap of Booleans and How They Evaluate 7:34
While Loops 12:40
For Loop and For Loop With Range FN 17:28
Programming Challenge - Password Checker 22:00
Functions Introduction 29:05
Processing Data in a Function 33:31
Programming Challenge - Pizza Maker Intro 38:02
PC 2 Toppings and Input Validation 41:01
PC 2 doughNeeded and main Fn 50:32
Debugging and Improving Output 57:10
Importing Modules Introduction 1:02:57
Using Functions from Modules 1:04:47
Hierarchy Chart and Structuring Programs 1:07:15
Conclusion 1:13:26

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