Python PCEP preparation – OpenEDG acredited video course

During this course, you’ll learn about the Python software language and get ready for the PCEP exam!

PCEP is one of the most well-known Python certificates.

The PCEP Python MDT video course is for anyone who wants to learn Python from the ground up. This video course will help you pass the Python Institute’s Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer exam. Python is the first language you’ll learn in this class. In this course, you will learn about the basics of Python, such as data types, operators, functions, and the basics of Python’s internals. After each module, you’ll be able to look at practice questions to help you better understand the ideas. It is here:

Python PCEP preparation – OpenEDG acredited video course

1. What computer programming is all about. This includes how the computer works, how the program is run, how the programming language is defined and built, what the difference is between compilation and interpretation, what Python is, how it is positioned in relation to other programming languages, and what makes the different versions of Python different.
2. Python’s basic ways of formatting and putting data together, as well as the main types of data and numerical operators, their relationships and bindings; the concept of variables and variable naming conventions; the assignment operator, the rules for making expressions; the inputting and converting of data; and the rules for making expressions.
3. Boolean values are used to compare different values and control the execution paths with the if and if-else commands. When and how to use loops (while or for) and how to control their behavior with the break and continue commands the difference between logical operations and bitwise operations The concept of lists and how to process them, including the for loop and slicing. The idea of multi-dimensional arrays.
4. In this chapter, we’ll talk about how to write, use, and think about functions. We’ll also talk about how to pass arguments in different ways and set their default values, as well as how to return the function’s results. We’ll also talk about new data aggregates: tuples and dictionaries.

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