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Get familiar with Python, a modern programming language and start coding your first programs
Rating ⭐️: 4.5 ⭐️ (776 reviews)
Students 👨🎓 : 30,209
Duration ⏰ : 5 hour, 49 lectures
Created by 👨🏫: Kioomars Jonood,Samaneh Mazidi Sharaf Abadi
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Python from Zero-to-Hero (Beginner Level)
Get familiar with Python, a modern programming language and start coding your first programs
🐍 Common Python Syntax Bug Issues
1. Indentation Errors
if True:
print("Hello") ❌ IndentationError
print("Hello") ✅ Correct indentation
2. Missing Colons
if x == 5 ❌ SyntaxError
if x == 5: ✅ Correct
3. Misusing = vs ==
x = 5
if x = 5: ❌ SyntaxError
if x == 5: ✅ Correct
4. Case Sensitivity
name = "Alice"
print(Name) ❌ NameError (Python is case-sensitive)
print(name) ✅ Correct
5. Unclosed Strings or Brackets
msg = "Hello ❌ SyntaxError
msg = "Hello" ✅ Correct
6. Wrong Indentation in Functions
def test():
print("oops") ❌ IndentationError
print("works") ✅ Correct
7. Using Keywords as Identifiers
class = "Math" ❌ SyntaxError
class_name = "Math" ✅ Correct
8. Trailing Symbols
print("Hi"!) ❌ SyntaxError
print("Hi!") ✅ Correct
9. Improper Imports
from . import mymodule ❌ outside a package
import mymodule ✅ Correct
10. Line Break Issues
total = 1 +
2 + 3 ❌ SyntaxError
total = (1 +
2 + 3) ✅ Correct
1. Indentation Errors
if True:
print("Hello") ❌ IndentationError
print("Hello") ✅ Correct indentation
2. Missing Colons
if x == 5 ❌ SyntaxError
if x == 5: ✅ Correct
3. Misusing = vs ==
x = 5
if x = 5: ❌ SyntaxError
if x == 5: ✅ Correct
4. Case Sensitivity
name = "Alice"
print(Name) ❌ NameError (Python is case-sensitive)
print(name) ✅ Correct
5. Unclosed Strings or Brackets
msg = "Hello ❌ SyntaxError
msg = "Hello" ✅ Correct
6. Wrong Indentation in Functions
def test():
print("oops") ❌ IndentationError
print("works") ✅ Correct
7. Using Keywords as Identifiers
class = "Math" ❌ SyntaxError
class_name = "Math" ✅ Correct
8. Trailing Symbols
print("Hi"!) ❌ SyntaxError
print("Hi!") ✅ Correct
9. Improper Imports
from . import mymodule ❌ outside a package
import mymodule ✅ Correct
10. Line Break Issues
total = 1 +
2 + 3 ❌ SyntaxError
total = (1 +
2 + 3) ✅ Correct
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🚀 Python Features Every Developer Can’t Live Without 🐍
1. List Comprehensions → Write loops in one elegant line.
2. enumerate() → Track index + value at once.
3. zip() → Pair lists like peanut butter & jelly.
4. f-strings → Fast, clean string formatting.
5. Context Managers (with … as …) → No more messy file handling.
6. Decorators → Add superpowers to functions without touching their code.
7. Generators & yield → Handle big data without eating RAM.
8. Dunder Methods (str, len) → Customize object behavior.
✨ Master these, and Python feels like magic.
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1. List Comprehensions → Write loops in one elegant line.
2. enumerate() → Track index + value at once.
3. zip() → Pair lists like peanut butter & jelly.
4. f-strings → Fast, clean string formatting.
5. Context Managers (with … as …) → No more messy file handling.
6. Decorators → Add superpowers to functions without touching their code.
7. Generators & yield → Handle big data without eating RAM.
8. Dunder Methods (str, len) → Customize object behavior.
✨ Master these, and Python feels like magic.
#Python #CodingTips #DevLife
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