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Welcome back everyone! We are on the last video of this tutorial series which means you now have a basic understanding of Python. You actually have enough knowledge right now to start building basic programs.

In this tutorial we are going to learn how to import different modules into a Python script. So, what is a module? A module is an external library that you can include and use in your project, without

In this tutorial we are going to cover the two loops types in Python. The first one is a for loop. A for loop will allow you to iterate over a list in Python. In other words, you can do something for each

In this tutorial we are going to be learning about the conditional statements available to you in Python. So, we're going to be learning about the if-else statement, and this is basically provides us a

Welcome back everyone. This is the final tutorial in the subsection for functions, and we're going to be talking about return values from functions. Again, this may not be new to some of you as it is a

In this video we are going to discuss passing an infinite number of arguments in to a function. So, let's go ahead and write a function. def print_people(*people): So, here we have a function called

Alright! So, let's talk about keyword arguments. The first keyword, or boolean, that we are going to cover is None. Basically, this is the equivalent to null in other languages. So, let's go ahead and

In this video we were going to discuss arguments a bit further, and we were going to move on to keyword arguments. Before we do that however, it is going to make more sense to cover default arguments first.

In this video we're going to expand on functions, and we're going to learn how to implement arguments into our functions. The following function is completely static. def my_function(): print("This is

Let's get into user-defined functions. Now, every programming language has functions, however they are going to look different depending on the language. If you have any experience with PHP or JavaScript,

In this video we are going to talk about a few of the built-in functions available in Python, and then we're going to get into defining our own functions, and the different parts of a function. So, these

In this video we are going to cover variables in Python, and as you may have guessed, a variable is an object that is variable in nature. So, why do we use variables in our code? Well, when we explicitly

In this video we will cover dictionaries in Python. In the previous video when we created a list we used square brackets and comma separated values. To create a dictionary we will use curly brackets instead

In this video we are going to discuss lists and what they are in Python. So, if you have experience with programming in other languages, let's say PHP, you know to create an array, and what an array is.

In this video we're going to be talking about Boolean operators. So, what is a Boolean? This is a general programming concept, and a Boolean consists of two items - true and false. Basically, truth checking.

What are some of the fun and useful things that we can do with strings in Python? Go ahead and open up a either your IDE, terminal, or command prompt and follow along. I find that if you're simply told

Alright, so what is a string? A string is any text that you want to be treated as text within a program. This is a string because it's wrapped in quotations: "Hello String" You can also use single quotations

Before we actually get into functional programming with Python we need to discuss some basic types, and then variables, and some other stuff. So, in this video we 're going to be covering numbers. So,