Course content
Setting Up a Beginner-Friendly Python Workspace
2Understanding Values, Variables, and Core Data Types
3Working with Strings and User Input for Simple Programs
4Controlling Program Flow with Conditions and Comparisons
5Repeating Actions with Loops and Iteration Patterns
6Organizing Code with Functions and Reusable Logic
7Storing and Updating Data with Lists and Dictionaries
8Reading and Writing Files for Practical Automation
9Handling Errors with Try/Except and Defensive Checks
10Building a Personal Budget Tracker Script
11Creating a Text Cleaner for Formatting and Filtering
12Parsing and Summarizing Data with a Simple CSV Reader
13Practice Exercises with Expected Outputs and Self-Checks
14Troubleshooting Strategies and Next Steps for Continued Learning
Course Description
Python for Absolute Beginners: Variables, Loops, and Small Useful Scripts is a practical ebook course in Information Technology that helps you start programming from zero and quickly build confidence. You will set up a beginner friendly Python workspace, learn how code runs, and begin writing small programs that solve real problems you actually face.
You will understand values, variables, and core data types, then use strings and user input to create simple interactive tools. Step by step, you will control program flow with conditions and comparisons, repeat actions with loops and common iteration patterns, and organize logic with functions so your code stays clear and reusable.
As your skills grow, you will store and update information using lists and dictionaries, then move into practical automation with reading and writing files. The course also teaches defensive programming with try except and smart checks, so your Python scripts handle messy input and unexpected situations gracefully.
To connect learning with real world applications, you will build useful beginner projects such as a personal budget tracker script, a text cleaner for formatting and filtering, and a simple CSV reader to parse and summarize data. Practice exercises with expected outputs and self checks reinforce key programming language concepts while helping you troubleshoot common errors and develop a reliable problem solving workflow.
If you want a clear path into Python and a foundation that transfers to other programming languages like Java, C, or Ruby, start reading and coding today and turn basic concepts into working scripts you can keep improving.
This free course includes:
Audiobook with 00m
14 content pages
Digital certificate of course completion (Free)
Exercises to train your knowledge



















