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Python

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Most popular programming language for real-world applications

Difficulty

coding

Computational thinking

Basic programming

Skills developed at the course

10+

Age

Want to try their first text-based programming language

Consider taking an Python course at a university

Want to develop analytical and logical thinking and participate in coding competitions

Understands programming fundamentals: libraries, architecture, algorithms

Develops problem-solving skills

Practices breaking down problems into smaller, manageable parts

Has practical experience with Python language and modules

Data input and output and mathematics

01

Basic development environment for Python, creating, running and saving programs. Variable. Integer and string. Print and input functions. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division. Integer division. Division without remainder. Remainder of division, rounding.

Importing modules. Math, random, turtle modules

02

Built-in ready-made modules, advanced math, random numbers, and drawing algorithms. Ways to import modules. Using out-of-the-box functions from modules.

Conditions

03

Boolean data type. Comparison operators. Construct if-elif-else. Logical operators. The student will learn how to make simple, nested, and complex conditional constructions.

While loop

04

The while loop. An infinite loop. Break and continue loop control operators. The student will learn how to use loop control operators and variable-counters, and make a loop with a condition inside.

Strings

05

Actions with strings, indexes, and slices. Finding, counting, and replacing characters. Letters, managing letter cases and numbers in strings.

For loop

06

The student will learn how to run through words and sentences and generate numeric ranges.

Lists

07

The student will learn what lists are, how to find the maximum and minimum values in a list of items, and how to sort lists according to various criteria.

Working with text files on your computer, features of working with date and time, third-party modules. The open function. The pickle module. The datetime and time module. Terminal and installation of custom modules via the pip package manager. The pillow module.

Functions

09

The student will learn how to create functions, use arguments and parameters, and how to return a result from a function.

Designing a graphical user interface using the tkinter library

10

Label, Button, Frame, LabelFrame, Entry, Listbox, Toplevel, Scale widgets. Widget configuration. Basics of interface design, window creation, ready-made widgets (button, input field and other elements), connection of widgets with program functionality.

Dictionaries

11

The student will learn how to create empty dictionaries, dictionaries with "key-value" pairs, get values by key, add a new pair to an existing dictionary, modify values, delete the last pair, delete pairs by their keys, clear the dictionary completely, and go through the keys and values.

Designing a graphical user interface using the tkinter library

12

Delayed function triggering, lambda expressions, exception handling and the interactive messagebox sub-module. Exception handling: try, except, finally. Messagebox. The bind, forget and destroy methods. The pyinstaller module.

Sets

13

The student will learn how to create a set, how to convert other data types into a set, how to find out if sets are equal, what are the properties of sets, how to find out if a set belongs to a set and the power of a set.

Designing a graphical user interface using the tkinter library

14

Creating a canvas and drawing geometric shapes. Changing and removing objects, calling functions, creating labels. Handling intersections and undoing delayed triggering. Drawing lines and changing coordinates with coords. The study of the tkinter module will continue with the creation of a new widget — Canvas that allows one to draw shapes and handle their intersections.

Designing a graphical user interface using the tkinter library

15

The module will explore the concept of "modularity", which allows you to create one large project from several smaller modules. Radiobutton, Checkbutton and Spinbox widgets.

Two-Dimensional Arrays

16

The student will study two-dimensional arrays, find ways to apply matrices, and solve a number of problems with them.

Object-oriented programming

17

The student will use the example of game classes (Warrior, Mage, etc.) to understand what classes are, why to use them and what benefits they provide.

Additional modules

18

Additional sections are given depending on the student’s preferences. The requests library and BeautifulSoup4. Web parsing basics. Telebot or discord library. Creating a bot for Telegram or Discord and running the bot on Heroku. The basics of Git. Versions, creating a repository on Github, commands init, add, commit, remote, push and others.

Yury Herasimovich

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Spatial thinking

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Creativity

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Perseverance

Attentiveness

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Creativity

Logical thinking

Imagination

9+

Answers to the most popular questions

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It depends on the individual's interest, however, it's recommended that students are at least 10 years old.

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Operating System: Windows 8/8.1/10 x64, Mac OS 10.12 or later;
• Installed browser Google Chrome;
• RAM: 4 GB (recommended 8 GB);
• Processor 2-core with a clock frequency of 2.2 GHz (preferably 4-core if possible);
• Hard disk space: at least 4-6 GB of free hard disk space;
• Screen resolution: preferably 1280x800 pixels;
• Microphone or headset;
• Speakers;
• Internet connection from 1 Mbps.

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