Introduction to Python Programming Training in Lithuania

There are no prerequisites for this course.

Although this is an introductory-level Python programming class, you should already have a working, user-level knowledge of UNIX/Linux, Mac, or Windows. While not required, basic skills with at least one other programming language will be helpful. We will collaborate with you to design the best solution to ensure your needs are met, whether we customize the material, or devise a different educational path to help your team best prepare for this training.

At the end of this Introduction to Python Programming Training in Lithuania, attendees will have an understanding of the following:

• Create working Python scripts following best practices
• Use Python data types appropriately
• Read and write files with both text and binary data
• Get familiar with the standard library and its work-saving modules
• Use statements and control structures
• Create professional Python applications to an basic level
• Learn to work with functions such as modules and classes
• Know when to use collections such as lists, dictionaries, and sets
• Learn to work with complex types and operators
• Work with advanced classes
• Use the Python database API
• Explore best practices for Python programming

1. Python Overview and History

• Why Python?
• How to run Python applications
• Python configuration details

2. Language Basics

• Program structure
• Strings
• Basic operations
• Slices
• Formatting
• Numbers
• Types
• Basic arithmetic operations
• Formatting
• Conversions

3. Complex Types and Operators

• Tuples
• Lists
• Tuple and list manipulation
• Basic operations
• Dictionary
• Files
• Opening
• Reading
• Writing

4. Statements and Control Structures

• Assignment
• Expressions
• if statements
• while loops
• for loops

5. Functions

• Function basics
• Scope rules
• Arguments
• Functions as arguments

6. Modules

• Module basics
• Namespaces
• Importing and reloading modules

7. Classes

• What is a class?
• What is an object?
• Class basics
• Writing methods

8. Advanced Classes

• Inheritance
• Operator overloading