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Writer's pictureAbhinaw Tripathi

Getting Started With Python


So Guys I am going to teach you about Python basics first .as it is very powerful language.With Python you can build web app,desktop app,do scientific computation, creates scripts,artificial intelligence etc.

To learn Python you don't need any prior Python experience I will teach you first basics and then probably will go for live applications and advance concepts. So now I am going to tell you first that what are the things required to write Python programs.i am going to cover the following contents. 1)Installing Python 2)Learning the Syntax 3)Developing a console app 4) creating executable files So there are many tools and libraries,Frameworks are available for Python such as 1)DJANGO for web developemnt 2)TENSORFLOW for Artificial Intelligence 3)SCIPY for scientific computations 4)PYQT for cross-platform applications desktop applications. I am also going to tell about basics of Python such as data types,functions,classes So by learning all these you can easily write programs in Python and later on we also create console applications.Python is very simple ,powerful and cross-platform language. Why I am saying Python is so amazing . let's have a look.using Python you can easily do automation work by writing scripts, Scientific calculation,can write cross-platform desktop applications,Android Development,Web backend adminstrative controls ,Machine Learning . Use of Python: 1)cross platform desktop applications. 2)Website development using DJANGO and Flask frameworks. 3)Can work with sensors such as you can do home automation using Humidity sensors. Let me show the simplicity of Python: //java public class HelloWorld { public static void main (String args[]) { System.out.println("Hello World"); } } //Pyhton 3 print("Hello World") So you can see I have to write lot just to write simple hello world program but in Python it's not.Actually python uses indentation yes pyhton uses tabs and spaces instead of curly braces.Pyhton follows PEPS.its a coding guidelines for Python.Now PEP 8 is there it usually integrated in your editor So don't worry.As of now I am not going in much details. Continue.................. 


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