Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer (PCEP-30-02) Cert Prep
3h 56mBeginner2023-11-28
Authors

Maximiliano Firtman
Mobile and Web Developer, Trainer, Speaker, Writer
Course details
Python is one of the most popular programming languages in the world, and getting certified can boost your profile and increase your attractiveness to employers. If you're looking to earn your Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer (PCEP) certification and validate your Python skills, join instructor Maximiliano Firtman in this course. Maximiliano first takes you through the fundamentals of computer and Python programming. He then discusses control flow, including conditional blocks and loops. Next, he shows you how to work with data, including tuples, dictionaries, and lists. Finally, Maximiliano guides you through using functions and expressions.
Skills covered
PythonCert PrepProgramming LanguagesOpen SourceSoftware Development
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Become a certified entry-level Python programmer
- 02 - What you should know
1. Computer Programming and Python Fundamentals
- 03 - Fundamentals of Python
- 04 - Writing and executing Python code
- 05 - Python code structure
- 06 - PEP 8 style guidelines and indentation
- 07 - Variables and literals
- 08 - Output messages to the console
- 09 - Defining numerical representations
- 10 - Working with strings
- 11 - Using operators
- 12 - Receiving input data from the console
2. Control Flow - Conditional Blocks and Loops
- 13 - Using conditional blocks with if
- 14 - Using the while loop
- 15 - Using the for loop
- 16 - Working with ranges
- 17 - Changing the natural flow in loops
- 18 - Using else with loops
- 19 - Nesting loops and conditions
3. Data Collections - Tuples, Dictionaries, and Lists
- 20 - Introduction to data collections
- 21 - Working with lists
- 22 - Advanced techniques with lists
- 23 - Using tuples
- 24 - Working with dictionaries
- 25 - Iterating through dictionaries
- 26 - Mixing data collections
4. Functions and Exceptions
- 27 - Introduction to modularization
- 28 - Modularize your code with functions
- 29 - Defining parameters and arguments
- 30 - Using and creating generators
- 31 - Introduction to exceptions
- 32 - Using exceptions and try-except
Conclusion
- 33 - The Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer exam information
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