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Python Core and Advance Training

Python Core and Advances Training Concepts

Python is a General purpose and High Level  programming language. It was created by Guido van Rossum, and released in 1991.

Python Present Version is: Python 3.11.4

1) Introduction to Python 
2) How to Install Python 
3)  How to Execute Python
4) Variables Declaration in Python 
5) Keywords in Python 
6) Data Types or Literals in Python
7) Operators in Python 
        Arithmetic Operators,Relational Operators,Assignment Operators,Logical                   Operators,Membership ,Operators,Identity Operators,Bitwise Operators
8) Comments in Python 
        Single Line Comments,Multiline Comments
9) Control Statements in Python 
10 )Strings in Python 
        Accessing Values in Strings,String Special Operators,Built in String Methods
11) Lists in Python 
        List Operations,Other Operations,Methods of Lists
12) Tuples in Python 
13) Dictionary in Python 
         Accessing Values,Updating,Deleting,Dictionary Methods
14) Functions in Python 
Types of Functions,Defining a Function,Invoking Function,Anonymous Functions,Function Arguments,i.

Required Arguments,Keyword Arguments,Default Arguments,Variable Length Arguments
15) Scope of Variables 
         Global Variables, Local Variables
16) Python Modules 
Importing Modules,Locating Modules,Builten Modules in Python 
17) Packages in Python
18) Python File Handling 
Operations on Files,Opening a Files,Closing a Files,Writing a Files,Reading a Files
Types of Files,Text Files,Binary Files,Modes of File
19) Exceptions Handing 
 Pre-Defined Exception Class,Except with no Exception,Multiple Exceptions,Raise on Exception
20) Python Date and Time 
Time Module Function,Time Module Attributes,Importing Time Module
          
21) Introduction to OPPS
Class
Object
Inheritance
Encapsulation
Data Abstraction
         Class Attributes in Python
22)      Constructor
         Creating a Constructor
23) Destructor
25) Class Inheritance
  Single Inheritance,Multiple Inheritances,Multilevel Inheritance 
26) Polymorphism
27) Encapsulation
28) Abstraction
29) Data Hiding
30) Regular Expressions
Match,Search and Replace,Regular Expression Patterns
31) Python Database Access
DB-API,PyMysql,Install PyMysql,Connecting Database,Inserting and Selecting Into the From
Updating and Deleting 
32) CGI Programming
CGI Architechre,Http Header,CGI Environment Variables,Passing Information Using GET and    

         POST Methods
33) Networking-Socket Programming
         What is Sockets?,Client Server Communication using Sockets,Socket Module
Server Socket Methods,Client Socket Methods
34) Python Sending Email Using SMTP
Import smtplib,Mail Function

35) Multithread Programming-Multithreading Modules
36) XML Parser in Python - What is XML,XML Parser,DOM,Parsing XML with DOM APIs
37) Graphical User Interface
Tkinter Toolkit, WxPython Toolkit, Widgets,Important Buttons and Fields
Standard Attributes
GUI in Button,Checkbox,labels,Radiobuttons etc..
GUI in Text,Listbox,Menu,Menubutton
GUI in Frame,Lable Frame,Panedwindow,Spinbox,Scale,Scrollbar
38) Python Drawings 
Convas,Lines,Poygon,Oval(Circle),Lines and Rectangles,Oval and Painting
39) Python Using Message and Dialog Boxes        
40) ML Liberies
         Numpy,pandas,scipy,Matplotlib,Opencv,TensorFlow.
41) Django  (html,css,javascript)    










 

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