Python

Whether you are a beginner interested in learning to program or someone needing review of a particular programming concept, you've come to the right place. All the materials are designed for you to use at your own pace.

Jump into data visualization with hands-on exercises and pass the Certified Associate exam.

In this tutorial covers the basics of python programming, Control functions, data structures, modules, files, I/O functions, errors exceptions, oops concepts and so on.

Python is the trending and suitable programming language to develop various kinds of web applications. ITGuru provides the best knowledge on python programming language by real-world experts through real-world examples. This course was designed by the live industry experts to get jobs in MNC's.

Learn Python for business analysis using real-world data. No coding experience necessary.

Learn Python from scratch through Mindmajix's Python Training. Our Python Course training is designed to help you gain in-depth knowledge on all the essential concepts of Object-Oriented Programming, Python Programming, third-party modules, etc.

Quora, Pinterest and Spotify all use Python for their backend web development. So let's learn a bit about it.

Mining Twitter Data with Python (Part 1: Collecting data)

In this tutorial, you will learn how you can process images in Python using the OpenCV library.

Python pandas tutorial: Getting started with DataFrames

In this tutorial, you will learn how to download files from the web using different Python modules

This book provides a reader with a holistic and in-depth knowledge of the Python language. It explains how methods and functions are related, how sequences can be created elegantly, the tools for functional programming, how user defined objects can be no different from Python objects and how one can control almost everything from import statements to class creation using meta-classes and decorators etc.

What is a good software architecture? Why should we bother structuring the code and spending time testing it? If you like spending hours debugging your programs or staying late at the office to recover from a buggy deploy in production this book is definitely NOT for you!