What will you learn?

What pseudocode is and why it's important for problem-solving in programming

How pseudocode lets you structure your ideas/solutions before writing the code

What the basic keywords are for writing pseudocode

What will you learn?

What the different Python data types are and what they are for

How to convert data from one data type to another

How to use variables to store, retrieve, and calculate information

The rules and best practices when creating variables

What will you learn?

What Boolean expressions are and what they are for

How to use if-statements to let your program make decisions

How to use `for` and `while` to continuously run pieces of code

How to fix common errors when using loops

What will you learn?

What lists and sets are and their differences

How to store, reference, and manipulate data in lists and sets

How to perform filtering and transformation operations on lists and sets

How to sort and loop elements of a collection

What will you learn?

What a dictionary is and what it is for

What the difference between Dictionaries and other data structures is

How to create programs that combine Lists, Sets, and Dictionaries

How to manipulate data stored in Dictionaries

What will you learn?

The different types of errors

The tools and mechanisms to resolve the different types of errors

What the None value is and how to handle it

How to use the debugger to identify and fix errors in your code

What will you learn?

What a function is and what it is used for

The difference between user-defined and built-in functions

The importance of using functions in software development

The rules and best practices when creating functions

The common errors when creating functions and how to avoid them

What will you learn?

What object-oriented programming is

The basics of object-oriented programming

To design and write your classes

The basics of inheritance and polymorphism

What will you learn?

What PyCharm is, how to install it, and use it

The basic Git commands and what each one is used for

How to write code that follows the best industry practices